Answer / aaki

for steps1-5 code cond=(0,LE) and after step06 put a //
(null).It will automatically stop execution when it finds a
null.

Answer / ranjith

Use Restart=step6 in job card and at the end of step6 use //
(null statement).

Answer / manish

code cond=only on first 5 steps, leave step no 6, and from step 7 to step10 code cond=(0,LE)

Answer / anji

use Restate parameter in job card like Restart=(step 6)
And use cond parameter in 6'step like cond(4.le)
That means if successful exection 6 th step before going to
7th step it will check cond code if it is true remaning
steps not executed.

Answer / anji

In the JOBCARD, code COND parameter. Then, when the Job is
executed , only
the Step mentioned in the RESTART parameter will get
executed.
e.g., RESTART=STEP06,COND=(0,LE)

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Answer / rahul singh

code restart=step6, cond=(0,le) in job card and only step6
will be executed

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