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How do you receive data passed through JCL parm parameter in a
Natural program ? How Data definition is defined in the program?
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Answer / ad
INPUT Field1 Field2 ....
where Field1 Field2 will be defined as variable (as shown
above) with format matching the data type passed from JCL
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Answer / rakesh paulraj
Normally in JCLs calling natural program, data is passed
using some control cards. In the natural program, the data
is received in the same order using INPUT statement similar
to STACK processing.
Data definition in Natural is done using following:
DEFINE DATA
1 #VARIABLE1 (A10) /* Alphabetic variable of length 10
..
..
END-DEFINE
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Answer / misty
Data Definition in Natural
DEFINE DATA
LOCAL
1 #VARIABLE1 (A10)
END-DEFINE
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