Hi:
I have a question regarding JCL and date variables. I need to run a job daily,
whose output must be written to a partitionned dataset with a member name
referring to the day before job execution.
Example:
If the job runs today, january 7 of 2014, it must create the member F140106
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Hi:
I have a question regarding JCL and date variables. I need to run a job daily,
whose output must be written to a partitionned dataset
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Behalf Of Juan Mautalen
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Hi:
I have a question regarding JCL and date variables. I need to run a job
daily, whose output must be written to a partitionned dataset
to do this easily.
Gadi
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Hi:
I have a question regarding JCL and date
On Tue, 7 Jan 2014 06:09:37 -0800, Juan Mautalen jgmauta...@yahoo.com.ar
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whose output must be written to a partitionned dataset with a member name
referring to the day before job execution.
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Juan Mautalen wrote:
I have a question regarding JCL and date variables. I need to run a job daily,
whose output must be written to a partitionned dataset with a member name
referring to the day before job execution.
Can you not use automation software? Control-M and others, for example, can
On Tue, 7 Jan 2014 06:09:37 -0800, Juan Mautalen wrote:
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If the job runs today, january 7 of 2014, it must create�the member�F140106 (
and not F140107). That is because the job processes information from the day
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Hi:
I have a question regarding JCL and date variables. I need to run a job daily,
whose output must be written to a partitionned dataset with a member name
referring to the day before job execution.
Example:
If the job runs today, january 7 of 2014, it must create the member F140106
Sorry for the bad JCL example, this asks for last month's SMF data.
Kees.
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From: Vernooij, CP - SPLXM
Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2014 16:32
To: IBM Mainframe Discussion List
Subject: RE: JCL and date variables
As mentioned by others, you must write such a feature
Try doing this:
(1) Run a job that does nothing except dynamically construct the JCL for the
real job. The jobstep would get the system date and then do the date
subtraction to calculate the member name. The generated JCL would then be
submitted via the internal reader.
(2) The dynamically
variables
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Hi:
I have a question regarding JCL and date variables. I need to run a
job daily, whose output must be written to a partitionned dataset
with a member name referring to the day before job execution.
Example
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As far as know, this is not possible using only JCL.
You will have to use a separate job to either create the full job, or a small
section
ISPF has had File tailoring for 3 decades. Symbolic variables, arithmetic
expressions, boolean logic, MODEL templates. Oh well, G.O.F's down and
dirty
In a message dated 1/7/2014 1:45:27 P.M. Central Standard Time,
choelsc...@humana.com writes:
Create the dataset under some generic
CAS and Metavance safe for all HUMANAty
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As far as know
On Tue, 7 Jan 2014 15:04:47 -0500, Mark Jacobs wrote:
There's an IEFUJV exit available on www.cbttape.org (sorry, I don't
remember the file number), that performs symbolic substitution in batch
jobs, including mathematical operations on date fields. An example is;
// SET LASTWEEK=ZJDATE-7.
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