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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.

How to execute step2,step1,step3 when step1,2&3 are in order

6 Answers   TCS,

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We have an output dataset in job with disp parameter as SHR. Can we write data in that file dataset?

2 Answers   CTS, IBM,

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if the submitter of a job wants to inform another user about the job completion, how can it be done?

0 Answers   IBM,

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When space is allocated for an output dataset, what units can be used?

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Is there a way to check for an empty file in JCL other than using IEBCOMPR and the command PRINT COUNT(1)?

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what are the types of abends that occur on job failure? And explain the possible causes of these

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what is the compile process of cobol program expalin with code

0 Answers   IBM,

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What is DYNAMBR in jcl?

2 Answers   CTS,

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In how ways you can pass the data from Jcl to cobol ?

3 Answers   Cap Gemini, IBM,

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How jcl work to handle various input output file operations?

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What does it mean by Restart and Checkpoint in JCL ? How are checkpoints being taken and what is their usage ? How to use Checkpoint macro on a JOBSTEP ?

0 Answers   IBM,

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Explain about LMCLOSE�close a data set

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