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r2k1984
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Hai,
Currently I wrote a COBOL program to load the data to MQ queue.
I want to compile the program and run the program.
It would be great , if people can provide a sample JCL's for doing it.
Thanks for your help in advance |
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enrico-sorichetti
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compile jcl are site specific ...
ask Your support! |
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r2k1984
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Buddy this is a new project and we are attempting a POC for checking this.
So support will also not be aware of this..
That is the reason I have raised the request and let me know the standard jcls and also the things to be changed in the jcl |
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enrico-sorichetti
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expat
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So support will also not be aware of this..
That is the reason I have raised the request and let me know the standard jcls and also the things to be changed in the jcl |
If support are not aware of this, then who actually installed and tailored the product |
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Robert Sample
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| So support will also not be aware of this.. |
You do not understand the role of your site support group. If you are attempting to use software -- any software -- then they installed it (at least, they better have installed it). They may have to create customized compile methods for the installed software, but they would do so as part of the installation process.
Compiles require access to the compiler load library, the Language Environment link library, possibly access to precompile load libraries if you are doing a precompile. All of these data sets can be named according to site requirements during the installation process. Since their names are site specific, we cannot tell you what they are -- and hence we cannot tell you what your compile JCL should look like. Furthermore, your site may be using LIBRARIAN, PANVALET, Changeman, Endevor, or one of the other source management tools -- which completely changes how you do a compile. And again we won't know this since these products and their use varies by site.
Only your site support group can tell you this type of information. Either you can contact them to get what you need, or you can forget compiling your program. Your choice. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| Well, you ignore to listen what is said and which is the most appropriate approach. Well - let's try again - how do you compile a "simple" batch-COBOL program as of now? |
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dick scherrer
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| let me know the standard jcls and also the things to be changed in the jcl |
The "standard" compile processes are already on your system. Use them. You can prove all the concepts you want, but you need to use the system-standard, site-specific processes to do so. . .
If some standard process needs to be modified to support this, the site support people should provide it. |
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