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i.see.the.truth
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How do we the get the jobname of JCL running the cobol program? Is it possible through the ACCEPT statement ?
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Soumen |
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expat
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It is possible to find out what you want. I did it by using the Search button at the top of any page.
There are good examples just waiting for you when you use the search button. |
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| You could certainly use the symbol translator utility EZACFSM1 and translate the &JOBNAME system variable into the actual jobname, and write the output to a dataset, which you can then read in from your program (ACCEPT or READ, your call). |
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i.see.the.truth
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| can this be done inside a cobol program, i wanted to get the jobname inside a cobol program not using any subprogram |
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