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how to code instream data in procedure?
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Answer / sruthi
By using control cards we can pass instream data to procs
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We can't write
//SYSIN DD *
but i think we can code
//SYSIN DD DSN=SYSIN.PS,DISP=SHR
where SYSIN.PS is a 80 byte file containing SYSIN statements.
Not sure about it.
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Answer / mahesh
defined in the same job and also exicuted in the same job
starting with a proc operand
end with a pend statement
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