in real time what is the suitable exp where in-stream procedure is better then catalog procedure.



in real time what is the suitable exp where in-stream procedure is better then catalog procedure...

Answer / adarsh13

In-Stream Procs are used when 1) The proc steps used in in-stream proc are no longer needed in any other JCL's
2) When you need to minimise your code changes i,e no need of extra Member are to be created , we can go for In-stream proc.

Please correct me if i am wrong.

But, Catalog procs are widely preferred over in-stream proc.

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