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jpraveenreddy
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Hi friends,
while executing a jcl i am getting 'IEC130I SYSOUT1 DD STATEMENT MISSING'.
can anyone explain this error? |
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superk
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Location: Charlotte,NC USA
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| It seems rather obvious. You should code a SYSOUT1 DD statement. |
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jpraveenreddy
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| I did that....still I am getting same error. |
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expat
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| Well, I guess that posting your JCL might help |
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Anuj D.
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Hi,
IEC130I is a normal informational message. Processing should continue, however, abnormal end is likely if an attempt is made to read or write the data set.
BTW, message is sort of self explanatory, however, as suggested posting JCL with SYSOUT messages might fetch some better suggestion(s). |
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jpraveenreddy
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I found my mistake...i added a sortwork area and the issue was solved.
Thanks,
Praveen |
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