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Where would u use jcllib ?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 5 Last Update: May 16, 2006     Asked by: samrat 
  
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February 12, 2006 01:48:00   #1  
jasminreddy Member Since: February 2006   Contribution: 1    

RE: where would u use jcllib ?
Hi after the job statement and before EXEC statement..it is for to store catalog procedure in member of pds
 
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April 27, 2006 07:05:14   #2  
ajay        

RE: where would u use jcllib ?

Hi Jasmin

I am new to this group here is wat u have asked for JCLLIB has mainly two properties:

1) if u dont specify the steplib under exec then jcllib dsn name will be taken as pds where the load module of the program is present

2) if u specify both jcllib and steplib steplib will override jcllib

please let me know if u need clarifications..!!

correct me if am wrong

Thanks

ajay


 
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May 06, 2006 14:25:40   #3  
Freejack        

RE: where would u use jcllib ?
Hey Ajay You are mixing the funda of Joblib and jcllib. jcllib is for storing procs and jobslib steplibs are for mentioning the libraries of load modules.
 
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May 09, 2006 09:13:49   #4  
Vijay        

RE: where would u use jcllib ?

jcllib is used for storing catalog procedures

i.e. proclib jcllib dd dsn name and pds name.


 
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May 16, 2006 04:26:13   #5  
Mohan Rao Eluri        

RE: where would u use jcllib ?
JCLLIB is default search libraray for all jobsteps in the job.it shold be coded immediately after JOB statement.
 
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