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D Rishi
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I have seen this in 1 JCL..
What is meant by PAGEDEF=LSIM,FORMDEF=LSIM ? |
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PeterHolland
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| Read the MVS JCL Reference manual. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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click on the IBM manuals link at the top of the page
look at
zOS JCL reference
and
zOS JCL user guide
and find out Yourself! |
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superk
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| Just so it's clear, no one here is going to be able to tell you what the definitions "LSIM" actually are - you'll have to check internally for those details. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| D Rishi wrote: |
| What is meant by PAGEDEF=LSIM,FORMDEF=LSIM ? |
PAGEDEF and FORMDEF are usually used with AFP. They are used to drive the input data to be printed as well as the definitions on how to place the data on the page.
So the JCL you are looking at, must be having something to do with the mainframe-printer at your shop. |
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