A maximum of 100 chars can be passed to Cobol through Parm
in JCL, If we want to pass more than 100 Chars how we can
do it ?
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Answer / sweetie
As the PARM parameter is not able to pass more that 100
chars, we have to pass the parameter thru Instream with the
help of SYSIN DD *
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Answer / k.suamn
we can use instrem data throug sysin or by keeping data to
be passed in a ps&theninvoke the ps.
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Answer / keerthi
We need to use TSQ so tat more data can be passed
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