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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.

Explain the function of job statement in jcl?

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Is there any command to check wether the ps file is in sorted order?

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Is their any set of rules for dd? Explain.

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Explain in DD statement what is the use of DCB parameter?

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What is the function of dd name parameter with a 2 part structure; audit.report?

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How to find the UNIT and VOLUME of a (a) KEPT (b) UNCATALOGED and (c) CATALOGED dataset - using (i) JCL and using (ii) ISPF ?

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i want to store 20 digits . how will u do it in cobol ?

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List the different jcl statements that are not permitted in the procedures?

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by using cond parameter maximum 8 cond can be coded in single cond means ?explain

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What is NOTCAT ?

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In job processing, what happens in conversion stage?

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What are the rules employed while naming the steps in a job?

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Is it possible to code instream data in a PROC?

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how do you code a null statement?

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

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