Mark Pace wrote: >Working with a user that needs include a bunch of data in a JCL. The data is >too large to copy into the JCL. During the copy he gets several E37s and then >ends with a B37.
How is the JCL generated in the first place? Do you build up a large, extra large, extreme large dataset where you throw in the JCL and that "bunch of data" into it before giving it to JES2 internal reader? Do you get the x37 abends before you or them are able to submit it in the first place? Please post an example of that JCL and some sample of that "bunch of data". Also, please post all the x37 abend messages. > It appears to me that he runs out of space in that PDS. ??? Please explain that. Do you mean, you want to add the members as an input into that JCL? Why not just concatenate them using some DD statements? >The data that needs to be included is a flat file and not a PDS, which seems >to rule out the // INCULDE statement. Why not use a [concatenated] DD refering to the source of that data in that flat file / PDs / members of that PDS? Groete / Greetings Elardus Engelbrecht ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
