On Wed, 17 Dec 2014 09:48:45 +0100, Peter Hunkeler wrote:
>Forget all those Irish commands (OGET, OPUT, etc.) and start unsing UNIX
>commands. ...
>
>Note that STDPARM is the BPXBATCH vatiant of PARMDD, and don't confuse them.
>You start with the usual "SH" to tell BPXBATCH to run a shell. All the rest of
>STDPARM is input to that shell, so you need to adhere to shell command line
>syntax. Chain multiple commands with the ";". Note also that you must not try
>to insert comment, because the first # will start a comment that goes to the
>end of STDPARM.
>
You might bootleg a comment in with such as:
: ' -----
This serves as a comment.
I have not tested it on z/OS BPXBATCH.
It must contain no apostrophes.
----- '
>Advantage: You can user JCL symbols (and if your jobclass allows it, also
>system symbols) in the UNIX commands.
>
With z/OS 2.1 and higher.
Jobclass? Are system symbols considered secret/sensitive?
-- gil
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