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Can anyone pls explain in detail the use of LIB statements like JOBLIB,STEPLIB,JCLLIB,PROCLIB.... as i know where to use these but not clear on the purpose of using.... 
Latest Answer: Can you specify which level of operating system you're using? It varies based on the answer. ...

A job has 3 steps by name step1, step2, step3.if i don't want to execute step2, what i have to do. 
Latest Answer: Use COND=ONLY in step 2, so that only if step 1 fails then step 2 will be executed otherwise it will bypass step2 and move to step3. ...
Read Answers (3) | Asked by : yanamadala.hvsprao

Latest Answer: by using the NOTIFY Parameter in a job statement, It sends a Message to the user about the status of job . ...

Latest Answer: A dataset can be allocated on a volume, but not cataloged. This means you will have to explicitly code the volser(s) and unit when trying to access the DSN in the future.(Note, this is not possible under SMS as you cannot have an uncataloged dataset ...

Latest Answer: Could you mean the system catalog? If you have to ask, you shouldn't be working with it. This is a very important dataset or datasets. Without them, you are in serious trouble. ...
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Latest Answer: You can open a vsam dataset that has NO records in it if you initialize it with IDCAMS.Create it.Copy a 'blank' record into it.Delete the record (with IDCAMS)Now it can be opened sucessfully in OR output.  You may get a '4' condition ...
Read Answers (5) | Asked by : raja

How to get access authorization, like i got when i wanna delete it " some one using this data type try later."?
Read Answers (1) | Asked by : Rajkumar

Latest Answer: In environment division1) input - output section.2) configuration section.In data division1) File section.2) working-storage section.3) linkage section.4) report section.5) screen section.6) local-storage section. ...
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Latest Answer: we can't pass through parm more than 100 char. Remember it. ...
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Latest Answer: As already said by people its a UNIT parameter.SYSDA = UNIT, other possible value is TEMP.UNIT parameter basically tells where exactly on a volume you are storing your data set and when you specify UNIT =SYSDA it  means you are storing on permanent ...
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