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thesumitk
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Location: INDIA
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Hi All,
I never done this before and couldn't get much info on web/this group as well . Hence posting this question
I am trying to submit a jcl thru FTINCL but the file is sequential and allocating dynamically depending on the user ..It gets create with the RACFID of the user as HLQ and then I am writing the jcl to it, .. when I am issuing FTOPEN or FTINCL command then I am getting below error.
I don't find any useful doc which will tell me about FTOPEN and FTINCL whether I can use these services for a sequential file or not .. I am passing few parameters to the file before submit it but its not done as well.
Can some one please help me on below points
1- Can I use File Tailoring services for sequential data set
2- Can I submit the job which is written in Sequential data set using file tailoring
Below is the trace of the commands.. Please help
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683 *-*
684 *-* if P = 01
>>> "1"
*-* then
*-* do
685 *-* O = outtrap('OUT.','*')
>>> "OUT."
686 *-* Address ISPEXEC
687 *-* /* "LIBDEF ISPSLIB DATASET ID('"jcl_file"')" */
688 *-* "FTOPEN TEMP"
>>> "FTOPEN TEMP"
+++ RC(8) +++
689 *-* "FTINCL "jcl_file""
>>> "FTINCL AAAAA.JREPORT.JCLTO.SUBMIT"
+++ RC(20) +++ |
Many Thanks in Advance |
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Akatsukami
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- The return code 8 from FTOPEN indicates that file tailoring is already in progress.
- The parameter to FTINCL should be the name of the skeleton from ISPSLIB.
- There's a perfectly good ISPF Services manual linked to from this site. Read it.
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Pedro
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| the file is sequential and allocating dynamically depending on the user ..It gets create with the RACFID of the user as HLQ and then I am writing the jcl to it |
Is the JCL that you create actually an ISPF skeleton? If it is not a skeleton, you can skip the file tailoring and just submit the file.
If you are using file tailoring, you need to make sure you allocate a PDS and create a member within the PDS. |
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