Answer / sandeep

Using SPICE restart logic.

Answer / sudhakar mallela

i thing restart is using in jcl this is exec parameter,
if we have the 3 steps in jcl
//step1
//step2
//step3 in this case we run the jcl and got the abend at stop3,we don't want to run again step1 and step2,
directly we write like this
Restart = step3 bypass step1 to step2.

Answer / mahendra babu

it is a keyword parameter at job level which is used restart the job from a specific step as per the user requriment.
syntax: 1) restart = step name.
2)restart = jclstep.proc step.
ex:-//jobcard , restart= (s3).
//s1
//s2
//s3
//s4
at the above ex is used to restart the job from s3 using the restart parameter.

Answer / nath.visu

I donot know

Give some examples of command terminators?

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maximum of how many screens we can open in emulator

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