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Bill Woodger
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| OK, so what does the SYSOUT in test look like? What is the SYSOUT=($,,STAN) all about? |
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saurabh39
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In test, I did see the usual syncsort message and the display which i was expecting. But one thing which i found in spool(which i have never seen is)
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**SET AT 600** ALIMIT = 000059 BLIMIT = 000000 CLIMIT = 000000
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The message displayed is no where in the program, but not sure from where that message came in. |
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don.leahy
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| And what does the SYSOUT DD statement look like in test? |
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Bill Woodger
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Remember you have the EXHIBIT NAMED. I think you can track it to that.
Are you saying you didn't see the SYNCSORT either in production?
Check out what the STAN stuff means. I think you'll find it squirelled away somewhere. Talk to "production support" or whoever it is responsible for production JCL. |
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Robert Sample
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| IIRC, that display is generated by OS/VS COBOL -- possibly as a result of a compiler option or EXHIBIT? -- to indicate variable values at a particular line of the program. |
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