what is the difference between return code and maxcc?
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Answer / srinivas
A RETURN_CODE shows the status of each step within a job, however a MAXCC is counted by the operating system after execution of a complete job which is the maximum of one of the step.
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Answer / praveen b
RC - Return code
MAXCC - Maximum conditon code
RC is the value written by each step after the completion
(either way successful or not).
MAxcc is the value written by the job to the OS meaning the
Maximum value of all the steps in the job is given as MAXCC
and the same is written to OS by the job.
Let me know if you need any more clarification.
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