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stargazer123
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what kind of language jcl is ? whether it belongs to HLL or MLL ?  |
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bluebird
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what is HLL ? what is MLL ?
JCL is not really a language, it is more a data definition script.
hence u define your files and call pgms that use thoses files.
does it answer your question ? |
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krbabu
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Hi,
JCl is not a language like COBOl,PL/I -----. It is used to submit the group of comands together to be run. |
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sandip_datta
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HLL means I guess High Level Language. I think JCL can best be explained as a bridge between Application Programming Language like COBOL,EZ etc and OS like MVS.
Sandip. |
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mcmillan
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Hai stargazer123,
JCL is not a HLL or LLL, It's a MLL.
It's better known as an Interpreter and act as an interface b/w your OS and Application Programs.
It's interpreted by your Job entry subsystem. It's primary goals are sheduling the jobs, assigning priorities, Specifying required resources, introducing location, specifying time limits etc... |
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