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Auryn
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Hello and good morning everybody,
in my JCL proc library I stored some members, let's call'em ALPHA001, BRAVO001, CHARLY01 - and some more.
I'd like do generate circa ten duplicates of them in this library - first of all without caring their content.
Thought I could use IEBCOPY for this that provides "Rename Member While Copying PDS To PDS".
So I tried
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COPY INDD=INLIB,OUTDD=OUTLIB
SELECT MEMBER=((ALPHA001,ALPHA002),(ALPHA001,ALPHA003),
(ALPHA001,ALPHA004),
(BRAVO001,BRAVO002),(BRAVO001,BRAVO003),
(BRAVO001,BRAVO004),
(CHARLY01,CHARLY02),(CHARLY01,CHARLY03),
(CHARLY01,CHARLY04)) |
- both, with and withou continuation sign comma and / or dash.
Note: INLIB and OUTLIB are assigned to the same DSN, both with DISP=SHR.
Sorry, but I was not able to find really proper samples or a unambigous railroad diagram.
So I try and try and try - and error and error and error
» IEB137I CAN NOT SPECIFY DUPLICATE MEMBER NAMES FOR SELECT/EXCLUDE/RENAME
» IEB107I INVALID CONTINUATION
» IEB106I UNEQUAL PARENTHESIS
It seems one of my problems is the limitation of 72 chars each line.
But may I start coding the member names (old,new) in col 20 or so or must I start coding the following member name lines at a specific col further left?
And it seems the only way to be successful is to code a single copy statement for each duplicate.
Is there no other way to specify lots of selected source members and their renamed duplicates? |
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Joerg.Findeisen
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Continuation sign is for ex an 'X' in col 72, see manual.  |
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Auryn
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| Joerg.Findeisen wrote: |
| Continuation sign is for ex an 'X' in col 72, see manual. |
» Which manual? Where in the web can I find it / its PDF?
» Where is the "X" you mentioned documentated?
» What about the problem with IEB137I CAN NOT SPECIFY DUPLICATE MEMBER NAMES FOR SELECT/EXCLUDE/RENAME |
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Joerg.Findeisen
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From DFSMSdfp Utilities manual
To continue the copy control statement, stop at a comma. Put any nonblank character in column 72 and start in column 16 on the next record. |
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Auryn
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| Joerg.Findeisen wrote: |
From DFSMSdfp Utilities manual
To continue the copy control statement, stop at a comma. Put any nonblank character in column 72 and start in column 16 on the next record. |
Thanks, that was helpful, solves most of my problems / questions.
But unfortunately did not solve the question IEB137I
But this works o.k. this way:
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COPY INDD=INLIB,OUTDD=OUTLIB
SELECT MEMBER=((ALPHA001,ALPHA002,R), X
(BRAVO001,BRAVO002,R), X
(CHARLY01,CHARLY02,R))
COPY INDD=INLIB,OUTDD=OUTLIB
SELECT MEMBER=((ALPHA001,ALPHA003,R), X
(BRAVO001,BRAVO003,R), X
(CHARLY01,CHARLY03,R))
COPY INDD=INLIB,OUTDD=OUTLIB
SELECT MEMBER=((ALPHA001,ALPHA003,R), X
(BRAVO001,BRAVO004,R), X
(CHARLY01,CHARLY04,R)) |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| But unfortunately did not solve the question IEB137I |
yes ... it did
what was not clear in the error message you received
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| IEB137I CAN NOT SPECIFY DUPLICATE MEMBER NAMES FOR SELECT/EXCLUDE/RENAME |
which is a different way of saying
CAN NOT SPECIFY MULTIPLE TIMES THE SAME MEMBER NAME IN A SELECT/EXCLUDE/RENAME CLAUSE
so you have no reason to complain |
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Joerg.Findeisen
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| Basically you can also use IDCAMS REPRO IDS/ODS for your requirement. |
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Willy Jensen
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| I much prefer the REPRO subcommand of the PDS86 program in file 182 at CBTTAPE.ORG . |
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