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dipti
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please clear my doubt of sysout and sysprint.what is the actual difference between them.
thankx in advance. |
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mahidhar
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sysout means we are goint to uotput some message to the spool area to view the message,but sysprint means we are goint to output message to spool area and also we are going to activate the printer for printing the message |
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mahidhar
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see if the answer is wrong please message me the answer which is correct.ok.becoz i think that will be the right answer. |
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dipti
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thankxx mahidhar for clearing my doubt |
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pa1chandak Currently Banned New User
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SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
IS USED WHEN THERE IS ANY MESSAGE FROM THE UTILITY.
//SYSOUT DD SYSOUT=*
IS USED WHEN THERE IS ANY MESSAGE FROM THE PROGRAM.
I WILL TRY TO EXPLAIN WITH EXAMPLE.
WHEN WE ARE USING IEFBR14 UTILITY, THIS UTILITY WONT PERFORM ANY OPERATION. THIS IS A DUMMY UTILITY.
THIS UTILITY WONT GENERATE ANY MESSAGE.
SO WE DONT NEED
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
WHEN USING THE IEFBR14
WHEN WE USE IEBGENER UTILITY,
THIS UTILITY GENERATES A MESSAGE THAT
GENARATE AT EOF i.e. end of file, etc
SO THIS MESSAGE IS GENERATED BY THE UTILITY
WE NEED
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
WHEN USING IEBGENER UTILITY.
IF WE ARE NOT CODING THIS , WE WILL SURELY GET ERROR THAT SYSPRINT DD STATEMENT IS MISSING.
I THINK IT MUST BE CLEAR NOW.
IF I AM WRONG SOMEWHERE PLEASE CORRECT ME
THANK YOU
DO SEND ME THE REPLY
PAWAN
09822546416
// THE ONE I LOVE , I SHALL NEVER BLAME // |
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muppasani
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Joined: 03 Jan 2006 Posts: 4
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SYSPRINT is used when we use IBM UTILITIES.
where as SYSOUT is used for our applications. |
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