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rupesh gullu
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Hi,
I have a step in PROC as shown:
//STEP010 EXEC PGM=K9801GCP,
// PARM=(,SPARM,
// 'R/03/M/Y/&TDATE.80/9/000000')
I need to overide this in JCL so that Parameter is 'R/03/M/Y/&TDATE.80/9/ ' i.e there are '6' spaces instead of zeros.
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Rupesh Gupta |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
As long as there are no nested procs, simply override the entire parm for that step.
I don't believe you will be able to only override the zeros to spaces. . . |
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subinraj
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What ever value given in the JCL PARM will be pased to the PROC(or program). If we want to pass 6 spaces that should be coded in.
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// PARM1=(,SPARM,
// 'R/03/M/Y/&TDATE.80/9/ ') |
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rupesh gullu
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Hi Dick,
I gave
PROC01.STEP010 EXEC PGM=K9801GCP,
// PARM=(,SPARM,
// 'R/03/M/Y/&TDATE.80/9/ ')
But it is not overriding instead creating a new step. Is there another way for overriding.
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
The requirement is not to code the parm, but override it in an existing proc.
This would be accomplished by overriding the parm for that step, not re-coding the original parm statement. |
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rupesh gullu
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Hi subinraj,
I don't want to change the proc just want to override it as Dick as told.
can you let me know another way. I required it asap.
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rupesh gupta |
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expat
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| I required it asap |
May I suggest that YOU take a look at the JCL reference manual - easily reached via the IBM Manuals button at the top of each page - and maybe be so bold as to try things yourself.
The urgency of the situation is purely yours. |
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maheshvamsi
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Simply you can overide Parm paramert by using
Parm.Procstepname=(paramerts which you are passing through parm)
example:
parm.Step010=(,SPARM,'R/03/M/Y/&TDATE.80/9/ ') |
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rupesh gullu
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Mahesh,
I dont think you can override the way you have done.I tried your way and its giving me this error;
'PARM.STEP010=(,SPARM,'R/03/M/Y/&TDATE.80/9/' IS AN UNIDENTIFIED JCL STATEMENT'
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maheshvamsi
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how you are passing this?
Could you please post jcl. |
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expat
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| And the output showing the error codes and text. |
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rupesh gullu
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Mahesh,
I gave it as per below code in JCL:
//PROC01 EXEC PROC=K9338FA1,
// SITE=SFO, <<< SITE/HMO/DATABASE
// TDATE=&TDATE,
// JNAME=F9397FA1
// PARM.STEP010=(,SPARM,'R/03/M/Y/&TDATE.80/9/ ')
Parm is in PROC K9338FA1
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maheshvamsi
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Your are missing comma after "Jname=F9397FA1"
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//PROC01 EXEC PROC=K9338FA1,
// SITE=SFO, <<< SITE/HMO/DATABASE
// TDATE=&TDATE,
// JNAME=F9397FA1,
// PARM.STEP010=(,SPARM,'R/03/M/Y/&TDATE.80/9/ ') |
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expat
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| And the output from the run ? |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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I dont think you can override the way you have done.I tried your way and its giving me this error;
'PARM.STEP010=(,SPARM,'R/03/M/Y/&TDATE.80/9/' IS AN UNIDENTIFIED JCL STATEMENT' |
Did you look at the error message and see where you have erred? At the top of the page is a link to "IBM Manuals" where the JCL Language Reference and Programming Guide are located. Suggest you review the proper way to specify an override and post back here if there are any questions.
Did the job finally run correctly? |
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mtaylor
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I'm really amazed, you guys know about ALL the corner cases in JCL.
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