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faizm
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Hi,
I have to execute only first few steps of PROC. As a rule, we cannot use the NULL statement in PROC. Also, we have the restriction of changing the PROC in our environment. Can we override the PROC in JCL with the null statement after those steps that we need to execute, if so then how?
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prino
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| If you can modify the actual JCL with overrides, what stops you from actually copying the proc to an in-stream one and zap those steps?????? |
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Pandora-Box
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You can achieve this by using IEBEDIT
Numerous examples in forum
Search for IEBEDIT in forum |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| As a rule, we cannot use the NULL statement in PROC. |
Is it an interview question? |
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gcicchet
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Hi,
a couple more options (I prefer Robert's option)
Override the first step you do not want to run by adding a DDNAME pointing to a non existent dataset which will result in a JCL error, not pretty but will do the job.
Add something like this
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//GO EXEC PROC1234,
// COND.STEP03=(0,LE),
// COND.STEP04=(0,LE),
// COND.STEP05=(0,LE)
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This will flush STEP03 STEP04 & STEP05
Gerry |
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