How do you restart a PROC from a particular step?

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How do you restart a PROC from a particular step?..

Answer / guest

In job card, specify RESTART=PROCSTEP.STEPNAME where
PROCSTEP = name of the JCL step that invoked the PROC and
STEPNAME = name of the PROC step where you want execution to
start

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How do you restart a PROC from a particular step?..

Answer / vivek kumar

In job card, specify RESTART=PROCSTEP.STEPNAME where
PROCSTEP = name of the JCL step that invoked the PROC and
STEPNAME = name of the PROC step where you want execution to
start.

Eg. suppose a catalog proc having 5 steps.

//myproc proc
//step1 exec pgm=...
//step2 .......
//step3 .......
//step4 .......
//step5 .......
suppose i have restrat this proc from step3
so in the job statment i have mentioned

//NMNP2VT JOB ,'PM111-010',MSGCLASS=S,CLASS=Q,
RESTART = PRC010.STEP3
//JOBLIB DD DSN=......
//PRC010 EXEC PROC = myproc
//....
//......

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How do you restart a PROC from a particular step?..

Answer / satish.m.s

Restart=Proc step.step name

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How do you restart a PROC from a particular step?..

Answer / senthil

YA WE CAN RESTART IT

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How do you restart a PROC from a particular step?..

Answer / arjun

There is a procedure in ca7.

Where u can restart the job from ca11. there u need to
specify the step name and submit the job.

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