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pjnithin
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| I need to abend a job based on the return code from some of the previous steps. So how can I call an abend routine direclt from jcl by checking the return code from some previous steps. |
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expat
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| COND= detailed in the JCL manual along with IF/THEN/ELSE |
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Arun Raj
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| I need to abend a job based on the return code |
Just curious to know why do you need to abend a job when you can bypass particular step(s) in a job based on the return-code(s) from previous steps.
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Arun |
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Selva-kumar
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Hi,
Based on the return code of previous step, code a step to call a program that is not actually present in your library. It will cause S804 abend. I'm not sure that this is a standardized way of creating an abend. |
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expat
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| arcvns wrote: |
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| I need to abend a job based on the return code |
Just curious to know why do you need to abend a job when you can bypass particular step(s) in a job based on the return-code(s) from previous steps.
Thanks,
Arun |
Unfortunately a basic practice employed at quite a few sites  |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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S.Selvakumar,
S804 would only occur if a module was invoked.
you should have said S806 |
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Selva-kumar
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| Ya. It will be S806. Sorry and Thanks Dick |
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pjnithin
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| expat wrote: |
| COND= detailed in the JCL manual along with IF/THEN/ELSE |
hi expat...where can i see this manual....i searched in forum; but couldn't find any.. |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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dneufarth
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| Many shops have an in house version of a program that calls the abend macro and displays a user code. Easy way to halt scheduled group of jobs. |
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Pedro
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| where can i see this manual....i searched in forum; but couldn't find any.. |
It is at the very top of every page for this web site. It is white letters on gray background. Click on 'IBM Manuals'
Or you can look here: www-03.ibm.com/systems/z/os/zos/bkserv/r10pdf/ |
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dick scherrer
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| Many shops have an in house version of a program that calls the abend macro and displays a user code. Easy way to halt scheduled group of jobs. |
This also provides for generating a User abend (Unnnn) rather than forcing some phony system abend (Snnn). The result is the same (an abend), but User abends are far more managable. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Hi,
All the suggestions so far talk about a CALLable abend-routine, I was also using the same concept but now I got little curious - do we have any such utility/CALLable routine which can be executed right away in JCL instead of CALLing via a program written in some programming language. |
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