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willbegood
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Hi,
I have one issue about the job class in PLI program, the PLI program get the SSIB as the job class, when I executed the program, the SSIB for the program was 'TSU' in JES2 pool, but the value got from the program was "T01", it was not matching.
Did some guys have the same issue before, and could you please give some advice? |
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Nic Clouston
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| As far as I am aware the job class is one character so why are you expecting 3? |
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willbegood
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| This job class is not the class in the job card of JCL, in order to avoid the misundertood, it's the job type in my program to get the value from SSIB. |
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Garry Carroll
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| This job class is not the class in the job card of JCL, in order to avoid the misundertood, it's the job type in my program to get the value from SSIB. |
This is unclear. The SSIB (IEFJSSIB) does not have any 3-byte field or any field that's described as 'class'. You need to explain what you're doing better.
Garry. |
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willbegood
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dick scherrer
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Hello and welcome to the forum,
Did this code ever work or is this a new program? If it ever worked, what has been changed?
Was the problem run executing on a screen or via jcl? |
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