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There are 2PROCS in a JCL. I want following conditions to
be carried out
1) 1st PROC should be executed as such
In second PROC
2) First 4steps should not be executed
3) 5th step should not be executed
4) 6th and 7th step should be executed
The change should be done only in the JCL and PROC should
be untouched ?
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Answer / cr.arulmozhi
Using a condition Parameter like this in the JCL step
executing the second PROC might solve the problem....
// cond.step1=(0,le), cond.step2=(0,le), cond.step3=
(0,le)...
but I want to know if there is any other way to do it.
Could anyone help me on the same ?
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Answer / sahana
for 1st one give COND=ONLY(it will execute 1st step if n only if second step executed)
2) COND=EVEN
3)COND=EVEN
4)COND=EVEN
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Answer / prem...
Even IEDEDIT utility can be used and other way is restart
from the particular step and use a cond parmeter when you
want to skip any step in the job flow(0,le) and to skip the
last steps null(//) can be used.
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