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vk0022789
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Hi,
I have four steps in my jcl.But i want to run step4 10 times...can anyone pls help me???
give some examples
Thanks,
kanna.R |
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Robert Sample
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| JCL cannot loop -- you can copy step4 9 times in your job, or you can put step4 into a PROC and execute it 10 times. |
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vk0022789
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Thanks for ur quick response...
can u give me examples for this one?????
I am beginner of JCL
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Kanna.R |
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expat
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Please attempt this yourself, it is the best way to learn.
If you then have problems, please post again and we will be happy to help. |
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Bill Dennis
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kanna,
Experiment with instream PROCs to get familiar with the concept of JCL procedures. Look at PROC and PEND statements in the JCL Reference manual. |
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dhekaneva
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| //stepname exec pgm=XXXX,perform=10 will do |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| //stepname exec pgm=XXXX,perform=10 |
it would be nice if You posted the job sysout to show evidence of the correcteness of Your advice |
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PeterHolland
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| dhekaneva wrote: |
| //stepname exec pgm=XXXX,perform=10 will do |
perform means performance, not the number of times a step is executed |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| dhekaneva wrote: |
| //stepname exec pgm=XXXX,perform=10 will do |
Let's take your side that it would do what is being asked, but what if pgm=XXXX does not know about "perform"?  . "XXXX" must stand for any program, right? |
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expat
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| dhekaneva wrote: |
| //stepname exec pgm=XXXX,perform=10 will do |
Extremely well tested before posting I shouldn't wonder  |
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PeterHolland
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| expat wrote: |
| dhekaneva wrote: |
| //stepname exec pgm=XXXX,perform=10 will do |
Extremely well tested before posting I shouldn't wonder |
All the time im wondering what "Software engineer" means.
And JCL as "skill". |
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dick scherrer
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Hello and welcome to the forum,
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| //stepname exec pgm=XXXX,perform=10 will do |
When offering a suggestion/solution, it would be best to also post the output from a successful execution of the "code". |
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