Answer / sampath kumar

in the above answer is not correct...
disp=(new,pass,delete) and dsn=&&temp...it is correct answer..

Answer / s.vijaykumar

disp=(new,delete,delete)

Answer / pradeep kumar

for DSN=&&TEMP,
i) If the uasge of temporary file is within the step, then
DISP=(NEW,DELETE,DELETE) can be used
ii) If the usage of the temporary file is passed to its
next step, then DISP=(NEW,PASS,DELETE) can be used.

Answer / shankha

disp=(new,pass,delete) and dsn=&&temp.

Answer / leelakarthik

DISP=(NEW,CATLOG,DELETE)

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