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richards12388
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//STEP1 EXEC PGM=IEBCOMPR
//SYSUT1 DD DSN=FILE1,DISP=SHR
//SYSUT2 DD DSN=FILE2,DISP=SHR
//SYSUT3 DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSIN DD DUMMY
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
This above compare step returns MAXCC 8 when there is a mismatch between the files. I need to change the MAXCC of the job to something less than 8. I tried IDCAMS in the next step to change the MAXCC or LASTCC to 1, still the job gives a MAXCC 8.
I even tried changing MAXCC in the SYSIN of IEBCOMPR, did not work.
I need the MAXCC of the job to be '1'. Any assistance on this would help. Thanks. |
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superk
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It sounds like you need to code a JOBRC parameter in your JOB statement as decribed in the JCL Reference Manual.
JOBRC parameter
Purpose
Use the JOBRC parameter to control how the job completion code (presented by
JES2) is set.
Syntax
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JOBRC= {MAXRC}
{LASTRC}
{(STEP,stepname[.procstepname]} |
Subparameter definition
MAXRC
The job completion code is set to the highest return code of any step in the job,
or if the completion of the job fails because of an ABEND, the job completion
code is set to the last ABEND code. This is the default.
LASTRC
The job completion code is set to the return code or ABEND code of the last
step that is executed in the job.
(STEP,stepname[.procstepname])
The job completion code is set to the return code or ABEND code of the step
that is indicated by the stepname.[.procstepname] parameter. If there are
duplicate stepnames, than the last matching step is used. If this step does not
exist, a JCL error is generated. If this step does not execute, the processing is
the same as if MAXRC is specified. . |
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RahulG31
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You may also need to add another step to your Job. This may be a dummy step (using IEFBR14) for which the return code is 0. And then in JOBRC, you need to point to this step and the Job will give a return code of 0.
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Akatsukami
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Location: Bloomington, IL
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Note that:
- The JOBRC parameter was introduced in z/OS 1.13. If your shop is running an older version of z/OS, it will not be available.
- As the JOBRC parameter is dangerous when used by the lazy and/or incompetent, the sysprogs at your shop may have chosen to disallow its use (the sysprogs at my last client did).
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