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sridharvedula
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hi,
What happens when i omit pend step while coding Insteam Procedure in my jcl ? Which type of error the jcl will return ? Explain in detail. |
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jhaam
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if U do not quote PEND it means the instream PROC itself doesn't end. So what ever u write in normal JCL for example EXEC, SYSIN steps and all be invalid as we should not use in INTREAM procs.
This doesn't answer ur qsrn completely.. but I have added my hint.... |
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vrch
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Joined: 21 Mar 2005
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Hello,
In instream procedures the PEND statement is compulsory.If you ignore that parameter you can get following error.
IEFC005I PROC STATEMENT WITHOUT MATCHING PEND STATEMENT
I think this answer is correct.If any info..plz let me know
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