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Latest Answer: //XXXXXXXW JOB   XXXXXXX,AAAA.A.A,CLASS=G,MSGCLASS=1,NOTIFY=XXXXXXX//S010IEBC EXEC  PGM=IEBCOMPR,ACCT=PJ00000000//     INCLUDE   MEMBER=@BATCHS//SYSIN    DD    DUMMY//*//SYSUT1   ...

Latest Answer: InitiatorInitiator is a Special address Space to which batch jobs are mapped during execution.Every job must be mapped to an initiator in order to execute. Each initiator is associated with one or more classes and can take jobs with those classes only ...

Latest Answer: The value give is normally a number; usually 01-15 with 01 being the lowest and 15 being the highest. Most installations do not allow this parm to be overriden. So, don't be surprised if your job doesn't do anything. ...

Latest Answer: If IEFBR14 is executed as a standalone batch program; i.e.,                                                                             ...

Latest Answer: We get S322 abend when the program takes more execution time than CPU time .We can avoid this kind of sistuation by using the TIME parameter.Thanks Sodadasi ...
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Latest Answer: In which context are you talking about?, any specific tools of ISPF or in context of other? ...
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Latest Answer: Instream proc is a procedure coded within the JCL. It is not stored in a PROCLIB. Generally when the proc is not to be made a reusable piece of code, it can be coded as instream proc.there is nothing called as inline proc. Instead another type of procs ...
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Latest Answer: hi all,AION tool used in mainframes ,it's an expert system tool uses object oriented concepts in depth.thanks ...
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Latest Answer: There is no provision in JCL to convert the sign, but you can write a sort step to change the sign and this sort step can be run in a JCL. What you would have to do to change the sign is to change the last byte of the packed decimal field from 'XC' ...
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What is the importance of ADDRSPC parameter in EXEC statement and how is it different from REGION parameter of EXEC statement?
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