Simple solution:
1. Submitting system = prefix SSYS* (or RSYS*)
2. Converting system = prefix CSYS* (or ISYS*)
3. Executing system = prefix ESYS*
So, what you seem to be saying is run the converter three times?
NOT that simple.
Plus, you've tied up four characters out of 8 allowed.
That
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I was a DBA not a sysprog so I asked my sysprog to changed
the JES exit
On Wed, 8 Apr 2009 21:48:53 +, Ted MacNEIL wrote:
I was a DBA not a sysprog so I asked my sysprog to changed
the JES exit to support the specification of date and time as
part of the new output dataset name.
Your exit request still has issue.
The same one that using SYSTEM SYMBOLS in
Roger,
Does this restriction also include the PARM?
I have no problems passing the below string to a program that calls ASASYMBM
to get substitutied values:
// PARM='SYSPLEX SYSNAME SYSNAME(1) SYSCLONE HHMMSS'
Thanks!
-Victor-
On Wed, 8 Apr 2009 11:38:32 -0600, Roger Bolan
Victor,
I don't know. I haven't tried that myself. I was just quoting a line from the
JCL Reference verbatim that says SYSUID is the only system symbol you can use
in JCL.
I haven't used ASASYMBM. I looked it up. I suspect that what you are
passing to ASASYMBM is just the parameter string
I have had someone ask me a question that I could not answer directly,
and hope someone can point me in the right direction.
How can I determine what system variables are available for use in JCL
DSN statements? For example, I know that I can use SYSUID, but it seems
that other variables like
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I have had someone ask me a question that I could not answer directly,
and hope someone can point me in the right direction.
How can I determine what system variables
issue command D SYMBOLS
and see MVS JCL reference
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issue command D SYMBOLS
and see MVS JCL
: Wednesday, April 08, 2009 1:35 PM
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Thanks for the nudge, Eileen. I found this in the JCL reference: You cannot
use system symbols, except for SYSUID, in batch JCL.
So my desire to use jobname, sysname and date is not possible
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However, you CAN use System Symbols in Started Task JCL, so if you can
convert it to run as an STC
Or convert it to run as skeleton JCL...
Dave Salt
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However, you CAN use System Symbols in Started Task JCL, so if you can
convert it to run as an STC
Or convert it to run as skeleton JCL...
Dave Salt
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issue command D SYMBOLS
In general, system symbols are not available for Batch.
The reasons, and the complaints, are in the archives, and I hope we don't
repeat that discussion (again!).
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Or convert it to run as skeleton JCL...
How would that get the appropriate system variables into it?
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Or convert it to run as skeleton JCL...
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How would that get the appropriate system variables into it?
If the value of a symbol is in the function, shared or profile pool of
whichever process resolves the skeleton (e.g. a REXX procedure), then the
symbols in the
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look in the mvs jcl reference manual
I was a DBA not a sysprog so I asked my sysprog to changed the JES exit to
support the specification of date and time as part of the new output dataset
name.
This allows me to do such things as managing the deletion of obsolete backups
etc by dataset creation date and time instead of GDG
GDG is great in most circumstances. When you have unpredictable/unknown
level of databse update activities the number of database regeneration log
datasets created can varies a lot. During database recovery/regeneration
(whether DR situation or not) you want to be sure the latest dataset to be
on
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However, you CAN use System Symbols in Started Task JCL, so if you can
convert
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