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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

  
Total Answers and Comments: 20 Last Update: May 28, 2008     Asked by: sireesha 
  
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Suppose i have 110 steps , and i want to execute only step 100, step 1 to 99  and step 101 to 110 should not be execute. How i will do this.

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March 03, 2006 03:25:47   #1  
sundaramoorthi        

RE: there are 100 steps in a jobcard.If we want to exe...
For this we have to use RESTART parameter like in jobcard we have to write RESTART = STEP100
 
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March 06, 2006 02:36:12   #2  
Dileep        

ans for " how to execute 100th step in jcl"

just put the name of 100th step in the Restart parameter of job card. thats it.simply solution.

Please be asking doubts.

regards ,

dipu


 
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March 26, 2006 14:21:30   #3  
Harish        

RE: there are 100 steps in a jobcard.If we want to exe...

1 By using restart on job statement.


 
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May 20, 2006 03:14:32   #4  
Manoj        

RE: there are 100 steps in a jobcard.If we want to exe...
Suppose i have 110 steps , and i want to execute only step 100, step 1 to 99  and step 101 to 110 should not be execute. How i will do this.
 
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May 26, 2006 16:50:52   #5  
paritosh        

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hi i have a doubt in jcl. how do i compare a ps 2 ps or pds 2 pds from ispf without going into ispf & also how am i to find out with a record is a ps or pds from ispf without again going into it.reagrds pari.
 
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June 04, 2006 20:13:00   #6  
Ritam        

RE: there are 100 steps in a jobcard.If we want to exe...

Hi,

 We can use RESTART command to execute 100th step, & for others we can use COND.


 
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June 14, 2006 04:04:28   #7  
pradeepbhatt Member Since: May 2006   Contribution: 10    

RE: there are 100 steps in a jobcard.If we want to exe...

to execute only a particular step in between we can use

RESTART = <stepname> e.g., RESTART = STEP100

and to bypass all other following steps we can use COND parameters:

e.g for all other other steps:

COND (0, NE, ONLY)

statement at other steps.


 
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September 05, 2006 08:43:44   #8  
Selvam        

RE: there are 100 steps in a jobcard.If we want to exe...

to execute only a particular step in between we can use

RESTART = <stepname> e.g., RESTART = STEP100

and to bypass all other following steps we can use Null statement (//) after STEP100 and the Jop will be end at STEP100


 
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September 07, 2006 05:35:41   #9  
schavali        

RE: there are 100 steps in a jobcard.If we want to exe...

use restart parameter RESTART=STEP100 and place // after STEP100

STEP100

----

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//

STEP101


 
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December 12, 2006 04:18:27   #10  
Venkatesh        

RE: There are 100 steps in a job card.If we want to ex...

hI ,

 If i have 250 steps... I want 2nd step to be run .As per your answer i have to
give RESTART = PS 2
     Then
     Remaing 248 steps i have to give condition codes.. In this case
     I have to give 248 cond code statements.It is a tedious process r8 ?
     Is there any other way to do this ? Please help me


 
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