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ksathishkumar83
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Hi,
I need to execute step3 depending on the Return codes of previous two steps step1 and step2.
step3--should not execute when both step1 and step2 return code is 4.
when any one of the step has a return code other than 4,step3
should run.
Please provide me the condition code needed for this. |
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CICS Guy
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ksathishkumar83
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Hi,
I have tried and able to get the solution.
i want to code the condition like below
// If step1.rc not equal to 4 OR Step2.rc not equal e
//step3 exec
//.....
// endif |
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CICS Guy
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Bill Dennis
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You first said BOTH steps must be CC=4 to run step3. Your sample code says OR.
Which do you want? |
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Bill Dennis
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| Bill Dennis wrote: |
You first said BOTH steps must be CC=4 to run step3. Your sample code says OR.
Which do you want? |
Oops. I was backwards. You said "BOTH steps must be CC=4 to skip step3". Is it OR or AND? |
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ksathishkumar83
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I said step3 should not run only when both steps step1 and step2's return codes are 4.
my sample code is
// If step1.rc not equal to 4 OR Step2.rc not equal 4
//step3 exec
//.....
// endif
when step1 rc=4 and step2 rc=0
If step1.rc not equal to 4 OR Step2.rc not equal 4
step 3 will exexute
when step1 and step2 both rc=4
If step1.rc not equal to 4 OR Step2.rc not equal 4
both these condition will be false,so step3 will not execute |
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Bill Dennis
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You have almost coded the solution yourself.
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// IF (STEP1.RC ^= 4 OR STEP2.RC ^= 4) THEN
//STEP03 EXEC PGM=xxxxx
// ENDIF |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| Bill Dennis wrote: |
| You have almost coded the solution yourself. |
With the exp. level & exposure you own You guys are supportive enough. Thanks for being here...  |
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ksathishkumar83
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Hi,
when i tried the below code,i am getting Error that ^-should not be used with IF.
// IF (STEP1.RC ^= 4 OR STEP2.RC ^= 4) THEN
//STEP03 EXEC PGM=xxxxx
// ENDIF |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
I believe the jcl checker may be looking for x'5F' rather than x'B0'. . .
If i remember, you could use NOT instead of the not symbol. |
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Terry Heinze
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| Try NE instead of ^=. |
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Terry Heinze
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| ... or look it up in the JCL manual. |
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