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richiewalia
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Hi Guys
Very basic question but need to clear my doubt.
I believe if job is having 10 steps and if it abends at 5th step and rest of 5 more steps will not execute and will get flushed.
My confusion is if 5th step CC is 8 or 12 or 16 , then what would be the processing of next 5 steps. Will they execute or will flushed? When I ran in my Jcl , Steps were executed .
Also my question is if CC> 0 then would it mean abend and abnormal termination?
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Harsimran Singh |
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Garry Carroll
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This is a question for the beginners' forum, not the experts' forum.
There is a difference between abend and cond code settings. Check the JCL reference for cond codes including behaviours when COND=EVEN and COND=ONLY are tested.
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richiewalia
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| Thanks Garry for the response. I am aware of even and only concept. I was in doubt that cc = 16 is abnormal termination. |
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boyti ko
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| Maybe you didn't put any COND parameter to jobcard or step. So even if the 5th step is CC = 16, succeeding step still run. |
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Garry Carroll
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| I was in doubt that cc = 16 is abnormal termination. |
The seting of a cond code is normal behaviour and is used to indicqate a particular expected circumstance, so is not abnormal termination. It might indicate an unwanted condition but one where analysis is straight-forward.
An abend is abnormal termination - the term is derived from abnormal-end.
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