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dharmaraok
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Hi Team,
//JS010 EXEC PROC,
// EXTRACT=|1610|
//*
What is the meaning of Extract Function in the above JCL. |
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steve-myers
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We here cannot answer your query. There are two reasons.- The vertical bars in your example are not part of JCL. All you will get is a JCL error if you try to run it.
- Presumably there is a defined procedure named PROC. This EXTRACT is a defined parameter in PROC, probably somewhat like this -
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| //PROC PROC EXTRACT='?' |
You will have to track the usage of &EXTRACT through the procedure. |
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vasanthz
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If the EXEC statement does not have PGM= then it is a PROC.
Your statement is a PROC. Inside the PROC the EXTRACT symbol would be used. Extract is just name, It can be called anything like PREVIEW= or BOTTLE= or GLASS= etc..
Look here for more info www.tutorialspoint.com/jcl/jcl_procedures.htm |
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enrico-sorichetti
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pretty dumb question for a person who claims JCL as a skill  |
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