is there any utility for restarting a particular step in jcl reply soon ?
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Answer / mandar panse
Use IEBEDIT utility. It helps to execute only required step
and rest all the step preceeding and succeeding to this
step will be skiped.
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Answer / iceman
Use UCC11RMS Utility if it is available at your site.
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Answer / muttaiah
If you want to restart a particular step then you can use
the Restart parameter instead of utility.
Restart = stepname if you want to restart from step
Restart = Procstep.JClstep if you want to restart from a
particualr step in proc
Restart = * will restart from beginning
If you want to execute only single step then use
Restart = stepname, Cond=(0,LE).
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