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samzee71
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I am generating the jcl using file tailoring. The skeleton jcl uses the temporary dataset &&dataset1 which get converted to &dataset1 in the generated jcl.
&& gets converted to &
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ORIGINAL CODE:
//OUTFILE DD DSN=&&DATASET1,DISP=(NEW,PASS,DELETE)
CONVERTED CODE:
//OUTFILE DD DSN=&DATASET1,DISP=(NEW,PASS,DELETE) |
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sergeyken
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1) JCL rule: both &&DATASET, and &DATASET are considered as the same temporary DSNAME
2) File Tailoring rule: in order to generate each single apostrophe, two '&' characters in a row must be used:
'&&' --> '&'
'&&&&' --> '&&' |
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samzee71
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Willy Jensen
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| 1) JCL rule: both &&DATASET, and &DATASET are considered as the same temporary DSNAME |
Unless there is a SET symbol (or system symbol if activated for batch jobs) with that name, so I would advocate always using double ampersands for temporary datasetnames. |
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