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i have a jcl calling proc which has 10 steps, i want to
execute from step5 to step10, where can i code RESTART and
COND parameter?
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Answer Posted / rajkanya
The RESTART parameter can be coded at JOB CARD level as:
RESTART=PROCNAME.STEPNAME ( in this case STEP5 )
and the COND parameter can be coded at both JOB and STEP
level. At STEP5, as:
//STEP5 EXEC PGM=.....,COND=EVEN
COND=ONLY it allows step execution if any prior step is
ABENDED
COND=EVEN it allows step execution even if the prior step
is ABENDED
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