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JOB : Identifies a job and supplies accounting info

EXEC : Identifies a job step by indicating the name of the
program to be executed.

DD : Identifies a data set to be allocated for the job step

Delimiter(/*) : Marks the end of an in-stream dataset

Null(//) : Marks the end of a job

Comments(//*) : Provides Comments

PROC : Marks the beginning of a procedure

PEND : Marks the end of a procedure

OUTPUT : Supplies options for SYSOUT processing.

What is NOTCAT 2

2 Answers   IBM,

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after submiting the jcl.how do you know that the job has been completed.

4 Answers   ACS,

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I have four steps in jcl they are STEP1,STEP2,STEP3 and STEP4. Can it possible to run the reverse order like step4 first then step3,step2,step1?

4 Answers   Broadridge, HCL,

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Is their any limit for data sets?

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Explain about LMGET�read a logical record from a data set

1 Answers  

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what is the meaning of keyword in jcl?what is is opposite?

4 Answers  

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How to execute a set of JCL statements from a COBOL program ?

6 Answers  

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Where & How Do You Code Identifier In Jcl?

0 Answers   IBM,

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how to identify the file used in the JCL is an VSAM file. Just seeing the JCL code how can we track the file as VSAM file?

6 Answers   CSC,

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What is the difference between sb37,se37,sd37 each?

9 Answers   TCS,

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//ERFDS JOB //STEP1 //STEP2 //STEP3...COND=(4,LT) //STEP4 1.CONDITION IN STEP3 REFERS TO WHICH STEP'S RETURN CODE (STEP1 OR STEP2)? 2.IN ABOVE PROGRAM IF CONDITION SATISFIES IN STEP3 WHICH STEPS WILL EXECUTE?? AND WHY? IF CONDITION IN STEP3 SATISFIES

5 Answers   IBM,

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how can the same proc be re-used and called by many jobs?

0 Answers   IBM,

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