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Latest Answer: In fixed length record, the record length is sum of all the record (length).In variable length record, the record size is maximum record length + 4bytes. ...
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Latest Answer: Referback condition is used in JCL to refer or use a parameter from a previous step. Say we want to use the dataset from the prev step then we give the syntax- dsn=*.stepname.ddnameand if we want to refer to a prev procedure then syntax is-dsn=*.stepname.procstepname.ddnamewe ...
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Latest Answer: The SYSPRINT DD statement defines the data set that receives output.SYSOUT = System Output - A DD statement  that identifies the output data set ...
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What are multiple symbolic parameters. Can we have multiple symbolic parameters in asingle JCL. If so kindly explain with an example
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Latest Answer: Sort cards is a generic term used for DD card that we give for a DFSORT.i.e SORT FIELDS=COPYSUM FIELDS=NONEcan be called as a sort card to remove duplicatesSORT FIELDS=(1,4,CH.A) can be called as a sort card to sort the field which starts at 1st bye of ...
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What does the statement //sysout dd sysout=* means?one sysout comes in the ddname's place and the other in the opearand field!so what is the difference between the two?
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Latest Answer: This parameter can be used to request the buffer space for the datasets usually VSAM datasets. when the datasets are accessed they are accessed only in terms of blocks for example when accessing a record from a dataset, the record is read from a block ...
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Latest Answer: If you have written in PS data set then using SORT utility you can sort the column either date or month or year.Thanks. ...
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Latest Answer: It is not possible to lock a perticular record in a file. We can lock the entire dataset using DISP=(OLD,...)If it is a VSAM file we can use READ with UPDATE option, that way we can lock the perticular record... ...
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