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I am having one step in my jcl.in that step,i am calling one
proc.In that proc,i have 10 steps.i want to call a particular
step in that proc without writing any new jcl ike iebedit
utility...
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Answer / guest
1)Please use the Restart parameter in the job card (for
example Restart=jobstep.procstep)
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Answer / venkat ramana
IN THIS CASE, CODE THE CONDITION PARAMETER ON THE JOB
STATEMENT IN SUCH A WAY THAT IT WILL BYPASS ALL THE STEPS
IN THAT JOB.
COND = (0,LE)
AND FOR WHAT EVER THE STEP YOU WANT EXECUTE, WRITE THE
BELOW COND PARAMETER
COND.STEPNAME (NAME OF THE STEP YOU WANT TO EXECUTE) =
(0,GT)
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