In JCL I have 5 steps,I need to execute 1st,2nd and 5th steps
only,can any one answer me please?
Answer Posted / muthu
Hi All,
For this question we have to consider the following
scenario.
Step 1 - it has to be executed at any cost
Step 2 - it has to be executed at any cost
Step 3 - it should not be executed if the 1st and 2nd steps
executed successfully.
Step 4 - it should not be executed if the 1st and 2nd steps
executed successfully.
Step 5 - it has to be executed at any cost
Step 1 - No need to code any cond codes
Step 2 - COND = (0, NE) (This execs if step1s rc is 0)
Step 3 - COND = (0, EQ) (This step get skip if step 2's rc
is 0)
Step 4 - COND = (0, EQ,step2) (This step get skip if step
2's rc is 0)
Step 5 - COND = (0, NE,step2) (This step execs if step2's
rc is 0).
This is my assumption correct me if am wrong.
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