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nkjain87
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PGM-A is simple Cobol program which calls PGM-B which is a COBOL-DB2 program and PGM-B calls final routine PGM-C which is COBOL-DB2 program.
Here, Pgm-B and Pgm-C are prepared long back at different times and pgm-A is developed recently.
Now What would be the process(pre-compilation, compilation, link editing, binding etc. of any of the above programs) to follow before executing Run JCL? And also what shall I input in place of 'pgm' and 'plan' in runjcl? |
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Robert Sample
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| Compiling programs is specific to a site -- some sites use source code management facilities, some don't; some sites customize the IBM-provided procedures, some don't, etc. You need to consult with your co-workers, your team leader, your manager, or your site support group to use what works at your site. |
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Rohit Umarjikar
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Did you consult anyone else at your work site before posting here ?
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| Now What would be the process(pre-compilation, compilation, link editing, binding etc. of any of the above programs) to follow before executing Run JCL? |
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| Main Program :compilation-> link editing-> binding |
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| And also what shall I input in place of 'pgm' and 'plan' in runjcl? |
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| and 'plan' in runjcl? |
Create a new plan for main program and bind it and use that. |
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