Answer / dimpy19

SYSUID - the user ID under which the current TSO/E session is logged on
SYSPREF - the prefix as defined in the user profile. The prefix is the string that is prefix to data set names that are not fully-qualified.
The prefix is usually the user's user ID.

List in order the hierarchical levels of jcl?

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What does SYSIN * indicate?

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in catalog procedure i have step1 dd dsn=filea dd dsn=fileb dd dsn=filec ur concatenaning all the files. but i need to override fileb with file 2 ? can anyone give the ans pls for ths

1 Answers   DELL,

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Are all (i), (ii), (iii), (iv) of the below are VALID to reference a temporary dataset ? STEP2 DD1 DD DSN = &&TEMP STEP3 DD2 DD (i) DSN = TEMP (ii) DSN = *.TEMP (iii) DSN = *.STEP1.DD1 (iv) DSN = *.STEP1.DD1.ONE

8 Answers   IBM,

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How does jcl act on a cobol code?

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How to overide the symbol parameter in the jcl ?

3 Answers   UST,

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What do you know about jcl?

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There is a procedure in A.B.PROCS(PROC1) (member name is PROC1) //PROCA... There is a call to a procedure PROCA from a JOB. //STEP01 EXEC PROCA ... Here "PROCA" in JOB refers to the actual PROC name or the member name of the PDS where this PROCA is stored.

2 Answers   Merrill Lynch,

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How to remove the spaces at end of each record in the output file Via COBOL program? note: The file has a VB length ----TRY

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What are the parameter we cannot use in procedure?

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once we submitted the job to the operating system, how can we cancel the job before execution?

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Why 16 is used in calculating the DPRTY ? as, DPRTY = (num1, num2), THEN, DPRTY = 16* num1 + num2

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