. What is the difference between the following statements :
I) step#1 exec PGM=accpay
ii) step#1 exec tbalance
Answer / umesh sj
1. step#1 exec PGM=accpay
--> This step is referring to a programme load module
2. step#1 exec tbalance
--> This step is referring to a PROC.
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