i have job card like this
//job *****
//step1 exec pgm=iebgener
//sysut1 dd dsn=main.sss,disp=shr
// dd dsn=main1.sss,disp=shr
// dd dsn=main2.sss,disp=shr
//sysut2 dd dsn=out1.mmm ,disp=(new,catlg,delete)
dcb=( )
// sysin dd *
like this what i have to do to skip dsn=main1.sss
please giveme answer asap
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//* DD DSN=MAIN1.SSS,DISP=SHR
* WILL TREAT AS A COMMENT.
AND THE FOLLOWING DATA SET WILL BE SKIPED.
THANKS
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Answer / mahesh babu
//sysut1 dd dsn
// dd dsn=main1.sss,disp=shr
// dd dsn=main2.sss,disp-shr
//sysut2 dd dsn=out1.mmm,disp=(new,catlg,delete)
dcb=()
//sysin dd *
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