On Thu, 17 Jan 2019 09:49:30 +0000, Ward Able, Grant wrote:
>This seems simple and I may be having a senior moment, but I don’t seem to be
>able to get this to work.
>I have a number of batch jobs that do ADRDSSU backups, then execute a variable
>number of PROC statements to copy files.
> TSOBATCH PGM=IKJEFT01 CC= 0000
> BKDSN PGM=ADRDSSU CC= 0004
>
>Each PROC causes a series of steps to execute:
> CLEARIT PGM=IEBCOPY CC= 0000
> COPYS PGM=IEBCOPY CC= 0000
> COPYQ PGM=IEBCOPY CC= 0000
> CLEARIT PGM=IEBCOPY CC= 0000
> COPYB PGM=IEBCOPY CC= 0000
> CHKQMGR PGM=IKJEFT01 CC= 0000
>
>Then the final step is to check the return codes and issue an alert for RC > 0
>//NOTIFY IF (ABEND | RC > 0) THEN
>//ALERT EXEC PGM=CICCRE01
>//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
>//NOTIFYX ENDIF
>
>Mq question is this: how do I code the IF/THEN(/ELSE) to allow for RC=4 from
>step BKDSN? I do not want an alert if this is the case, but any other step > 0
>should give me an alert.
>
(You seem to be saying that you *do* want the alert if BKDSN.RC == 0 but some
other step has RC<>0?)
This would seem to be simple. Am I missing something?:
//NOTIFY IF (ABEND | ( RC > 0 & BKDSN.RC <> 4 ) ) THEN
//ALERT EXEC PGM=CICCRE01
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
//NOTIFYX ENDIF
(Why, why, why did the designers of IF-THEN-ELSE not include a check that
the label fields on THEN, ELSE, and ENDIF must match that on IF!?)
-- gil
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