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veenag_gopal
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| I did not understand the JSCAN.Is it a tool?Can anybody give info as to where we can get more details on this term? |
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khamarutheen
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Hi frnd,
JSCAN is not a tool.. withouth submitting the job v can have a syntax check up.. so it's an TSO Command. u can type it and view the errors if any without submitting the job. |
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radhakrishnan82
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JSCAN is used to check the syntax of a JCL without running it.
Its same as JEM.JEM will be in Edit/view Mode and JSCAN will be in Browse,Using JEM or JSCAN,you can have the PROCS expanded as long as the Procedure libraries are defined in the JOB/SCAN PARMLIB library.
JEM is one of a few Edit Macros that are part of JOB/SCAN. Besides using it for JCL Validation, you can also enforce site specific JCL standards. There are other Edit Macros available for JCL reformatting/alignment, and for making JCL Changes.
hope this helps. |
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EnjoyMF
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Hi gopal
JEM/JSCAN are similar to tools, then are not default
& they will not be present in every system,it depends on the system we are using..but we defenitly use one of them JEM/JSCAN there also VER or VES which does the same as that of jem.jscan
Cheers..Prasad |
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umeshkmrsh
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| Is JSCAN ans JCK is the same thing?? |
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khamarutheen
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Hi frnd,
I don't think they are same.. i have never used JCK in my shop.. i m sorry let me know if any one used it previously.. |
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pandu
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Hi khamaurutheen,
JCLCK is used to check the syntax errors in JCL like JSCAN & JEM
CORRECT ME IF I AM WRONG
cheers
Pandu. |
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khamarutheen
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Hi frnd,
Thank u for ur info.. i have not checked that JCLCK in my shop... k.. let it b an added info.. thank u.. |
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Rupesh.Kothari
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| Is JSCAN ans JCK is the same thing?? |
yes both are same and shop dependent. In Shop either JSCAN or JCK availavle but not both.
Regards
Rupesh |
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umeshkmrsh
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Hi,
In my earlier shop I have used JCK, but it is not available in new shop.
I have never user used JSCAN or JEM for JCL checking. Could you please provide me the required information to use JSCAN or JEM.
Is JCLPREP is a similar tool? Please provide information for the same if anyone has used.
In addition to this most of you must be aware that we can submit a JCL with parameter TYPERUN=SCAN.
You all are requested to make this topic a complete in it self with all you knowledge. |
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muthuvel
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hi,
JCLPREP is also a tool which is used to scan the jcl and generate a report with errors and warning messages.
correct me if i am wrong. |
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umeshkmrsh
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Hi muthuvel,
I don't know how to use JCLPREP but it is a tool for checking JCL's that I know of sure. |
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amit.mainframe
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| Did u give more information on JCLPREP |
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