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rdveera
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| you have compiled a cobol program using jcl and unfortunately delete the o/p. How will you know whether your program run successfully or not.? |
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khamarutheen
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Hi Veera,
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| unfortunately delete the o/p |
I can't get u in this sentence...
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| How will you know whether your program run successfully or not.? |
U can go to the spool area and view the o/p return code of the JCL and the COBOL code. |
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The Legend
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You are saying that you
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means you purged the job in the spool???
If you mean that then you can't view the return code for your program. You have to recompile the program again and then view the return code. |
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mmwife
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| If you compiled AND linked the pgm use ISPF to look in your loadlib at the member. It should contain the date and time of the last successful link. |
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