1.Suppose my file has 10 fields and I want to make the 2nd
field Zeros in all records. And assume I have millions of
records and I dont want to read each record and update the
desired field with 0. Any other way to do this in one step
operation?
2. Assume my file has 100 records and I want to see only
first 10 records. Is this possible through LF?
3.I have 3 jobs A B and C. I want to submit B after
successful completion of A and want to submit C after
successful completion of B. Without using job scheduler or
job queue, how can i do that through CL program?
4.What is difference between Bind by copy and bind by reference?
Answer Posted / sujatha
3. Submit job B can be included at the end of call program
in SBMJOB A. Likewise SBMJOB C can be done at the end of
call program of job B.
SBMJOB Call A
Program A:
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PGM
....
....
MONMSG CPF0000 GOTO END
SBMJOB B
END: ENDPGM
Program B:
-----------
PGM
.....
.....
MONMSG CPF0000 GOTO END
SBMJOB C
End: ENDPGM
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