In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on
06/01/2005
at 11:18 AM, Craig Kittendorf
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In the Assembler Services Guide concerning the Internal Reader, the
/*EOF statement causes the jobstream to be immediately sent to JES2
input services.
That's certainly the case if you're using BSAM or
Due to the misalignment caused by the font, it's hard to read the
information. However, this is positions 1-29 of the JOB card:
//VM44K1C JOB (C,VM44,027),
66EDFFDFC444DDC44C6EDFF6FFF56
115 444 21 30001 6 20D3B5444 B027DB
Positions 30-72:
'COMP SEARCH PARMS',
A continuation character is not needed in column 72. There is a trailing
comma after the programmer name field. This is sufficient for the JCL
interpreter to think that you are continuing the JOB card on the next card.
If you are not, you get this error. Remove comma after the programmer name
Mark,
You have a comma after the 'programmer name' (COMP SEARCH PARMS, in your
case) which is indicating a continuation. Column 72 has nothing to do with
indicating a continuation in your example. Using Col. 72 to indicate
continuation was the old format for JCL. Now, if you end the text in a JCL
Several people wrote:
there is a comma saying that it's expecting more job card parms.
I could be wrong, but I think he already knows that.
However, he thinks the problem is with the first card because that is
when he sees HASP119. I can't say if that is the case or not if the
next card is
Hello,
Mark said something about CICS and INTRDR. did you make sure that a /* was
done.
Kevin
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Problem solved.
A colleague discovered that at the end of the jobstream was a '/*EOF'
statement. When this was removed from the jobstream, the JOB card was
recognized and executed as planned.
In the Assembler Services Guide concerning the Internal Reader, the
/*EOF statement causes the
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Mark Yuhas said the following on 05/29/2005 03:58 AM:
| A CICS program writes a jobstream from the Transient Data Queue to the
| Internal Reader. This has been done for a number a years. Recently,
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Subject: JOB card error - it has me stumped.
A CICS program writes a jobstream from the Transient Data Queue to the
Internal Reader. This has been done for a number a years
Would love to see the entire JOB Card. The illegal job card statement maybe
due to a parm later in the statement. What you have supplied shows a
continuation comma but do not see any additional cards. Plus I am not seeing
any message id for the message. Do you have a jobcard exit that might be
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