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How to send a Mainframe file to a mailbox using a JCL? Mailbox could be any? What parameters need to be passed in the JCL like - Host address, mail address, etc..? 
Latest Answer: I think you would first need to get the email to the mainframe. One way would be to put the email into a notepad or some other file and FTP it to a file on the mainframe.  ...
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//MYJOB JOB(T,U202,SH1),'FRANK SMITH',CLASS=A //STEP01 EXEC PGM=PGM01 //INFILE DD DSN=TEST.PAYROLL.DATA,DISP=SHR //SYSOUT SYSOUT=A //STEP02 EXEC PGM=PGM02 //INFILE DD DSN=TEST.PERSONEL.DATA,DISP=SHR Which change to STEP02 above will specify that STEP02 CANNOT be automatically restarted by an operator if that step fails during execution?
Choice 1 //STEP02 EXEC PGM=PGM02,AR=NS Choice 2 //STEP02 EXEC PGM=PGM02,RST=NOP Choice 3 //STEP02 EXEC PGM=PGM02,ARST=NOP Choice 4 //STEP02 EXEC PGM=PGM02,OP=NST Choice 5 //STEP02 EXEC 
Read Answers (1) | Asked by : amarnath

I need to send an email from mainframe using the parmcard which has HELO MAIL FROM:RCPT TO:DATAFROM: TO: SUBJECT:etcbut i also need to get the system date and time each time I do so.How do I get that 
Latest Answer: To send an Email from mainframe use:-PROC :- ARRMMAIL and use the control mem as RRMROLL1) . You can get this by using following code :In JCL code as:-//JS010 EXEC ARRMMAIL, RREMAIL='CORD2DAL.DDPP.PARMLIB(RRMROLL1)' ...

Latest Answer: The largest first rule is one that has not been applicable for awhile. At one time this was necessary because of buffer allocations. This is no longer required. ...
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Latest Answer: Positional parameters should come in an order...and key word parametes can come in any order....Positional ParametersA positional parameter must be placed in a specific position within the operand field. (If you want to omit a positional parameter, you ...
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What is the difference between PS and PDS ? If a PS file is almost equal to member of a PDS. Then what is the neccerasy to use a PS file.? 
Latest Answer: I would think if your background is in the PC world, you could view a PDS as a folder and a PS as a file. At times it is useful to group things into a folder rather than having a bunch of separate files. The advantage of the grouping is that there are ...
Read Answers (3) | Asked by : Suneel Reddy

Latest Answer: Dude...Simple...Just write them in reverse order....that is only the solution.... ...
Read Answers (1) | Asked by : satish

Latest Answer: Via option 3.2 only PDS DATASET can be created, WITH NO MEMBERS in it.Any member must be created next, via 1000 various methods. ...
Read Answers (3) | Asked by : ujwala

Latest Answer: Basically a GDG is a catalog that will keep track of files. These files have names that conform to a certain standard. They can be generated and referenced using relative numbers. Existing versions can also be allocated as a group - but it's ...

Can we copy the data of two input files to two output files using SORT utility with the data as 'SORT FIELDS=COPY' in the same step? 
Latest Answer: There is a utility in TSO/ISPF named "SRCHFOR". If you want to search for a particular string, then goto 3.4 option and display all the versions of the GDG. Type SRCHFOR command in the command prompt and hit enter. A dialogue box will open. ...
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