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A keyword in a JCL statement may appear in different places
and is recognized by its name, eg. MSGCLASS in the JOB
statement. The opposite is positional words, where their
meaning is based on their position in the statement, eg. in
the DISP keyword the =(NEW,CATLG,DELETE) meanings are based
on first, second and third position.

Suppose I have 5 dataset listed under a single DD name in a catlogued PROC. How can I override one of those 5 dataset (say 3rd dataset)?

5 Answers   Cognizant,

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Can we have a JOBSTEP without any EXEC ?

6 Answers   IBM,

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How to view the hexa decimal value thru file aid if copy book is not present for that particular data

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How to get the last but one duplicate record of the file using Sort?

2 Answers   Fidelity,

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what is the COND=EVEN ? Can anyone give me an example to explain the usage.

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What is SORT ? How do we eliminate duplicate records ? How do I select some records using SORT ?

9 Answers   GE, Xansa,

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Does the terms, JOBLOG, SPOOL and SYSOUT indicate the same thing, i.e., where JCL and JES messages and statements are written ?

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Describe the EXEC statement, its meaning, syntax and keywords?

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how to modify the copy book?explain with examples

2 Answers   TCS,

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What will happen if we write two STOP RUN's in a COBOL program?

4 Answers   Satyam,

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How to empty the records in jcl

1 Answers  

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List the different components of jcl statement?

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