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cvishu
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Is it possible to ceck the condition of two different steps using COND CODE option
Example, i need to execute step 6 only if step 2 and step 4 have a
RC of "04", if eitheir one returns 0 then the step should not execute.
i know it can acieved using IF - ENDIF optin , i want to know if its achivable through COND CODE option. |
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Robert Sample
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| What does the manual (link at the top of the page) tell you? |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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answer to your question: yes
how?
untested
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//STEP06 EXEC PGM=??
// COND=(4,NE,STEP02),(4,NE,STEP04))
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cvishu
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dbzTHEdinosauer thanks for the reply , but i belive the code above
works like an OR condition , what i need is an AND condition. ie the step should execute only if both the prior steps gave a RC 04.
Robert Sample , yes i went through the manual , i saw only the code mentioned here , i couldnt find a reference where a logical AND could be implemented
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Robert Sample
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| You probably couldn't find any references to AND conditions in the manuals because condition code testing doesn't support AND conditions, only OR conditions. In other words, as the manual says, you can check conditions for multiple steps but only for an OR condition. Your original problem statement did NOT mention whether you wanted AND or OR logic. |
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gcicchet
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Hi,
I see nothing wrong with Dick's answer,
my tests reveal when
STEP2 returns a 0 and STEP4 returns a 0, STEP6 will flush
STEP2 returns a 0 and STEP4 returns a 4, STEP6 will flush
STEP2 returns a 4 and STEP4 returns a 0, STEP6 will flush
STEP2 returns a 4 and STEP4 returns a 4, STEP6 will run.
Gerry |
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dneufarth
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NERTS -- aNy(E) aRe True Skip this step
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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cvishu,
you make a habit of asking questions about basic concepts
and then when you receive a solution,
you make a stupid remark - which shows that you have made no attempt to understand COND on an EXEC statement.
DAVE, thx for the reminder of NERTS - that is the way I learned.
cvishu,
if you forget about all your silly logic and just remember
if anything is true, skip the step.
That is why i used the NE 4,
which obviously was not noticed. |
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cvishu
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Robert , i had clearly put in my query tat i want to check an and condition
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execute step 6 only if step 2 and step 4 have a
RC of "04", if eitheir one returns 0 then the step should not execute.
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dbzTHEdinosauer , i appreciate your efforts in helping out noobs , but a politer way of responding would be great , You may have 10-15 years of experience in mainframes and me just 2+ years , trust me when i have spent the same amount of years as u had i will definitely stop my STUPID remarks and questions.
i don't want to engage in an argument here, but stop being rude , and i sincerely thank the time and effort people put here in responding to queries . |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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cvishu,
and it is not the questions, it is the response to the solutions.
it is one thing to ask a question about basics,
it is another to say that the provided solution is incorrect
when you obviously don't know jack.
you showed no respect for my effort to provide a solution.
why should I show you any respect.
learn your skills,
and you know where you can stuff this
DON'T BE RUDE
BS. |
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dneufarth
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| I like a good old fashioned NY style discussion! |
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Frank Yaeger
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| I like a good old fashioned NY style discussion! |
I don't. That was one of the reasons I left New York (Brooklyn/Bronx) for California.
cvis,
I would suggest you try out posted solutions rather than assuming they won't work. That way, if they do work, you'll know it and if they don't work, you'll be on solid ground when you say so. |
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