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Latest Answer: There are many ways, here's one - Allocate the duplicate DSN using BR14 and the LIKE parameter. Then GENER the existing dataset to the new dataset.You can also use IDCAMS to do this using REPRO instead of GENER.kk ...
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Latest Answer: Sx13 messages are caused by the dataset open command failing. As you may guess, there are 16 types of this command. Each Sx13 abend will have a return code associated with it so to say you got a S813 abend is not enough.Sx37 error are 'end of volume' ...
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What is the basic programme logic in JCl that will help to compile most of COBOL programmes in Z/OS?
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Latest Answer: joblib is a default load library for all the jobsteps while jcclib is the loadlib that contains catalogued procedures. ...
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Latest Answer: Nearly every error is a failure to RTFM. ...
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Latest Answer: If available Delete it & create a new Else Create a new ...
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Latest Answer: The most common way is to store the desired return code in reg 15 and return from the program. ...
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Latest Answer: TIME parameter sets a CPU time limit for an entire job when you code it on JOB statement.A default time limit is set by the installation.TIME=1440 or TIME=NOLIMIT eliminates any CPU time limit.TIME=MAXIMUM allow the job to run the max. time which is 357,912min. ...
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Latest Answer: There are two types of SORT, one is DFSORT and other is SYNCSORT . The basic cmds in both the products are same.ICETOOL provides a lot more than what SORT can offer and it comes with DFSORT product. SYNCTOOL comes with SYNCSORT product.PGM=SORT can point ...
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Latest Answer: COND is outdated. RTM and use IF THEN. ...
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