Answer / guest

There are two position parameters in job statement.

Answer / satyasivaji.ch

Two positional parameters are there,one is account
information and other is user name.

Answer / amarnadh reddy

Hi All,

Yes, two positional parameters are account Information and
user name. Positional parameters are Must be infront of the
keyword parameters in jobcard.

//JOBNAME JOB
OZA,'AMARNADHREDDY',CLASS=I,MSGCLASS=X,REGION=0K

Regards,
Amarnadh Reddy.

Answer / raghavendra panuganty

Hi guys,
There are 2 positional parameters in a JOB statement.they are the accounting number and developers name.Bothe these are mandatory and has to written in the same order.But, When we dont know the information about these.
simply replace them all with ','(commas).

thanks and regards
Raghav.

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