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Latest Answer: You can use the edit mask provided by DFSORT.OUTREC FIELDS=(24,7,PD,EDIT=(T TTT TTT),SIGNS=( ,+))Hope that this is what you were looking for. ...
Read Answers (3) | Asked by : Ratan

What is the importance of ADDRSPC parameter in EXEC statement and how is it different from REGION parameter of EXEC statement?
Read Answers (4) | Asked by : chandrasekhar

There are 100 steps in a job card.If we want to execute 100th step,what to do? and but remaining 99 steps should not execute
Read Answers (20) | Asked by : sireesha

How many jobs(maximum) can we give in one member to submit?How many steps(maximum) can we give in one job?How many steps (maximum) can we give in one member to execute after submitting?
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Latest Answer: Addressing mode specifies the architecture used, ie 24 bit addressing mode or the 31 bit addressing mode,ie, Amode=24 or Amode=31.The residential or Rmode is used to specify whether or not the job exists above or below the 16Mb line, ie, where it is resident. ...
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What could be the disposition parameter that i would have to use in the jcl if i have a file that has to be created newly for every successful run of the program ,but at the same time it should retain the old data if my program abend in the middle and restarts. could you please provide me the code?
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Latest Answer: SYSPRINT: All system output will appear under this DD card. Suppose you are copy'ing a VSAM file using IDCAMS. Then, number of records processed, highest condition code etc.. will appear under sysprint. You cannot customise SYSPRINT output.SYSIN: This ...
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Latest Answer: its also use to execute the cobol component through the job ...
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Latest Answer: Coding the status filed as OLD results in the OS searching for an existing data set of the name specified. If the file is written to then its old data will be lost, replaced by the new dataSetting DISP as SHR is identical to OLD except when OLD gives ...
Read Answers (5) | Asked by : Sasmita

What is the advantage of coding RECFM=F over RECFM=FB.I know the concept that RECFM=FB is fast, easily accessable due to the fact that FEW (not 1 records) records are allocated to each BLOCK. Then who would like to specify RECFM=F? And why?
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