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jzhardy
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Joined: 31 Oct 2006
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Location: brisbane
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in SQL I can force an exception (ie SQL state), but the net result is that the Job Step gets an RC 8.
Is there any way I can elevate the RC to a higher value ? Note that the step could fail for another condition - eg, insufficient user privileges - and for these I would always want to see RC 8. But I need to be able to identify a special condition based on RC.
I'll provide more details tomorrow as I'm writing this away from work. |
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prino
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Location: Vilnius, Lithuania
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In PL/I
"if my_special_condition_is_met then call pliretv(42);"
And COBOL has a similar way to set return codes |
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enrico-sorichetti
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Location: italy
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the source for dsntep2 is available and can be modified,
You just need a pl/I compiler
the idug once upon a time used to have CSNTEP2 the equivalent of dsntep2 but written in cobol
it still there, not the latest thing but You might get a few ideas out of it
www.idug.org/page/codeplace-listing |
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