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How to access VSAM from CICS? 
Latest Answer: Same as mapset we have to define and install the File in CICS by using CEDA command. ...

How to get the mismatch data in dataset during comprision of two datasets of different length? 
Latest Answer: We have to write JCL by using 'IEBCOMPR'.FOR Sequential data set//COMPSEQ EXEC PGM=IEBCOMPR//SYSPRINT  DD SYSOUT=*//SYSUT1     DD DSN=,DISP=SHR//SYSUT2     DD DSN=,DISP=SHR//SYSIN        ...

What are the different types of procs available in JCL? 
Latest Answer: hi ramya,   There are 2 types of procs in jcl    1. Instream Procedure    2. Cataloged Procedure ...
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How to get back the jobs which are purged in the spool? 
Latest Answer: i think in JES2 there is no option to get back purged jobs. better u have to contact ur mainframe admin ...
Read Answers (1) | Asked by : maya007

How to do mapping and migration to db2 environment from discrete sources? 
View Question | Asked by : sdresh

What is the Conditional statement in a JCL other than COND.. 
Latest Answer: i think u may use if else condition in the JCL other than COND ...

How do I move 123 from a numeric variable having value 12300000000 to a comp 3 variable 
Latest Answer: Numeric data always right justification and alphanumeric data left justification. Please correct me if i am wrong.working stroage section           01   X   PIC  X(3)    ...

How do I use SORT to copy duplicates in a Dataset to another 
Latest Answer: Use XSUM parameter in SortSyntax for XSUM - SUM FIELDS=NONE,XSUM in the Sort card, and a DDNAME SORTXSUM to define the file for XSUM. ...

how can one migrate data from discrete sources into db2 environment let me know the methods and pls it would be better if u could explain it in detail 
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What is the diffenence between Structured Cobol Programming and Object Oriented COBOL programming ?  
Latest Answer: Structured programming is a Logical way of programming, you divide the functionalities into modules and code logically. OOP is a Natural way of programming, you identify the objects first, then write fuctions, procedures around the objects. ...

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