Hi all,
Can anyone give me an advice if there is a JCL parameter to supress JES2 Job
Seperator (JES2 local host Printer, SEP=YES/NO) being printed only for output
that created from a particular batch job?
That is, I don't want to change the SEP= parameter under a printer manually
(by
-Original Message-
From: Paul Ip paul...@boci.com.hk
Sent: Feb 23, 2010 10:20 AM
To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
Subject: JES2 Job Separator
Hi all,
Can anyone give me an advice if there is a JCL parameter to supress JES2
Job
Seperator (JES2 local host Printer, SEP=YES/NO) being printed only
find that it is defined in multiple catalogs,
and
you should find the cluster entry in one of them.
Paul Ip paul...@boci.com.hk 10/12/2009 10:55 AM
Thanks!
OK, I can see the VVDS is now under MCAT.
so I am confused why I can't see the *VSAM* Cluster Entry (just has the
Data Component entry
Well... you're right as the VVDS works fine now.
However, I was wondering how would the VVDS can be referred without the
Cluster Entry Record? Or it doesn't really need to have cluster record in fact?
When a SMS dataset or NON-SMS VSAM is being referred via the related
UCAT, system can just
Hi all,
I know VVDS can be created Implicltly when a NON-SMS VSAM or a SMS
VSAM/nonVSAM is created under a 'NEW' volume.
However, It seems to me that the VVDS (an ESDS itself) is not required to be
cataloged (meanwhile, some of VVDS are under catalog [MCAT] since we've
run a IDCAMS DEFINE
On Mon, 12 Oct 2009 08:18:15 -0500, Tom Marchant m42tom-
ibmm...@yahoo.com wrote:
On Mon, 12 Oct 2009 06:40:42 -0500, Paul Ip wrote:
I know VVDS can be created Implicltly when a NON-SMS VSAM or a SMS
VSAM/nonVSAM is created under a 'NEW' volume.
However, It seems to me that the VVDS (an ESDS itself
Thanks!
OK, I can see the VVDS is now under MCAT.
so I am confused why I can't see the *VSAM* Cluster Entry (just has the
Data Component entry)? and I can only locate the VVDS under DSLIST
with 'full name' search...
Paul
On Mon, 12 Oct 2009 10:26:45 -0400, Scott Rowe
Thanks!
According to the reply from you and Scott, I could locate the *VSAM* entry
(or multiple entries as the VVDS may under 1 UCAT and/or MCAT) under
DSLIST via 'S*.VVDS.Vxx'
.but I still found one of the VVDS (I'm not sure if it is a normal case or
not,
anyway the datasets under
It works! Thanks for your example...
It seems to me that IF (STEP0001.PRCSTEP3.RC = 0)
(STEP0002.PRCSTEP3.RC = 0) THEN before STEP0003 is simply the same
as IF STEP0002.PRCSTEP3.RC = 0 THEN
So in case I need to execute the PROC1 many times, say STEP EXEC
PROC1, all I need to do is to use
---snip---
As a circumventive measure, one, less desirable choice, is to resort to
either coding multiple PROC instances with specific check conditions or use
JCL INCLUDE statements to externalize your individual PROC rqmt conditions
and enclose the IF/THEN/ENDIF statements as needed for the first
Hi all,
If I have an JCL with an instream PROC:
PROC1 PROC
PRCSTEP1 EXEC PGM=XXX
INPUT DD DSN=FILE
PRCSTEP2 EXEC PGM=YYY
INPUT DD DSN=FILE
PRCSTEP3 EXEC PGM=ZZZ
INPUT DD DSN=FILE
PEND
STEP0001 EXEC PROC1,FILE=A1
STEP0002 EXEC PROC1,FILE=A2
STEP0003 EXEC
Thanks! I've got your point:
1. drop a stem directly drop temp. then I don't need to worry about
temp.1. / temp.1.x , temp.2. / temp.2.x and so on
2. to store mulitple variables (temp1. temp2 seperated by space) into a
variable (list) and then just drop that variable can do so
Maybe I
Hi all,
It's should be an elementry question but I just can't figure it out:
I want to use DROP command to clear 3 stems:
drop temp1.
drop temp2.
drop temp3.
and then I want to to this via a loop:
do i = 1 to 3
drop temp||i||.
end
but it returned an error and I am wonder if it is unable to
Hi all,
I want to use lpr command to send a z/OS file (FB 80) to a TCPIP network
printer.
I suppose the conversion from EBCDIC to ASCII should be default. However, it
didn't work (up to now, I can only to convert the file into ASCII first then
using 'binary' option and send to network
On Tue, 17 Feb 2009 10:52:05 -0500, Lizette Koehler
stars...@mindspring.com wrote:
I would think that the printer definition using LPRSET would only last the
duration of the TSO session. That you probably have to reissue the command
should you log off and then back on.
Lizette
Oh? When I
Hi all,
When using RDW option, it adds 4 bytes at the beginning of each record
indicating the 'length' of current record. For example, if the current record
has
a LRECL=12, then the 4 bytes RDW contains 12+4 = 16 (i.e. x'0F') so the
length field in RDW actually includes the length of RDW
Wow...Thanks for the reply.
Oh, it is correct that a windows program will process the VB files from z/OS.
It expects the Prefix contain only the length of Data part and the format is
indeed BBLL (the length is at the 3rd and 4th byte). In addition, it returns
the
same file format (BBLL as
How can I undo it? What can I say in LOCSITE so that:
LOCSITE ???
GET remote.file COPY.OF.VARIABLE.FORMAT.DATA.SET
reconstructs the record structure of the original data set?
You can try this way from z/OS to PC:
STRU R
BIN
PUT host.vbs.file remote.file
then from PC back to z/OS:
What happens if x'FF01' exists in the original RECFM=V[B] data?
will my single record containing that pattern be split at that point?
.I suppose the answer is yes.
maybe this method assume the Data onlt contain displayable byte characters.
For SAS/Windows processing, frequently I send z/OS SMF data
(RECFM=VBS/VB)
to Windows using a binary-format PUT and overriding the input DD with
RECFM=U; the PUT command is used with the //DD:your_jcl_ddname which
handles
the external local file specification. Then, with SAS, a specific
Oh, I missed your reply since I used the full subject search...
Now, I've used Strobe to perform some testings and it matches what you've
said:
1. ADRDSSU DUMP uses EXCP so I can only use DSNTYPE=LARGE
2. ICEGENER (DFSORT) uses (auto detects) EXCP for non-EF datasets and
BSAM for EF datasets
3.
On Thu, 12 Jun 2008 01:14:26 -0700, Ron Hawkins
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Paul,
Mou man tai. My spellchecker changed the heading in my earlier post.
Ron
Mou man tai ---You know Cantonese??! (thanks for your reply)
--
On Thu, 12 Jun 2008 01:14:26 -0700, Ron Hawkins
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Paul,
Mou man tai. My spellchecker changed the heading in my earlier post.
Ron
Mou man tai - You know Cantonese??! (Thanks for your reply)
--
Hi,
Today, I was trying to have a DSORG=PS DASD dataset (output from
ADRDSSU DUMP) with Extended Format, it failed with IEC143I 213-B8, where
B8 means An OPEN was attempted against an extended-format data set with
a DCB that specified EXCP. EXCP is not supported for extended-format data
sets
Thanks for the reply!
In fact, my target is to overome the 65536 tracks limit on a volume for SMS
Datasets, so there are two approaches for me:
1. Extended Format
2. DSNTYPE=LARGE
At the beginning, I tried to apply Extended Format for all SMS datasets, if the
dataset is an output of COBOL
Hi all,
Can anyone give me another hint on this?? I am confused with what makes an
output of ADRDSSU DUMP can't be Extended Format?
On Wed, 11 Jun 2008 08:51:26 -0500, Paul Ip [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the reply!
In fact, my target is to overome the 65536 tracks limit on a volume
hi all,
suppose I have a QSAM file (across 6 vols) like this:
ISRUAIES Data Set Information
Command ===
Data Set Name . .
Hi all,
I have a FTP job to put DBCS data (Simplified Chinese) from Host (z/Os
1.4) to Windows platform:
locsite encoding=mbcs
locsite mbdataconn=(ibm-1388,ibm-5488)
put 'mvs.file' file.txt
However, I want to keep the SI / SO pair and have them to be converted to
ASCII
Hi all,
I'd like to use MVS SEND command to send 'highlighted' messages to operator
console with message level = 'I' [Immediate action messages (descriptor
codes 1 and 2) are to appear] to alert operators at the last step of a batch
job (probably use PGM=IKJEFT01)
I've checked command manual
Hi all,
Can anyone help me out how to check when a module was last executed (with
date/time, jobname...) via batch (or even CICS)? It is because I want to
ensure all modules within that loadlib were run (tested).
we're using OS/390 V2R9 (will upgrade to z/OS 1.4).
Thanks
Paul
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