Interested to Buy Any Domain ? << Click Here >> for more details...
What is the difference between catalogue procedure and
In-Stream procedure?
- 2 Answers
- 19917 Views
- I also Faced
- E-Mail Answers
Answers were Sorted based on User's Feedback
Answer / guest
In Stream procedures are set of JCL statements written
between JOB and EXEC statements, start with PROC and end
with PEND statement. Mainly used to test cataloged
procedures. Cataloged procedure is cataloged on the
procedure library and is called by specifying the procedure
name on the EXEC statement.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 37 Yes | 3 No |
Answer / kannan
In Stream procedures are set of JCL statements written
between JOB and EXEC statements, start with PROC and end
with PEND statement. Mainly used to test cataloged
procedures. Cataloged procedure is cataloged on the
procedure library and is called by specifying the procedure
name on the EXEC statement.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 9 Yes | 5 No |
when can a job time-out occur? How to overcome that?
In my job I have 6 steps. Step01,02,03...step06. after executing step02 i want to skip step03 and want to execute step04. and once step04 is done then I want to go back and execute step03. once step03 is completed I want execute step05, 06 and so on... can any one tell me how do i do that???
if we have a job consist of two steps and each step calling a proc having 10 steps each then how many steps are counted only 2 or 22(10+10+1+1)? can we have more than 255 steps in a single job?
List in order the hierarchical levels of jcl?
Hi, Please clear me when COND=ONLY and COND=EVEN. Explain me with example.
What is a PROC? What is the difference between an instream and a catalogued PROC?
How can I override a dsn that is contained in a proc called by another proc? I need to do the override in the calling JCL.
What is the use of the utility DFSRRC00 in the JCL?
How gdg are concatenated?
What is QSAM error usually when it is occurs?
Is automatic restart possible in jcl?
I found in one of the jcl, gdg version being mentioned as : abc.def.ghi(-0) Can anyone tell me how referring the version as (-0) is different from referring it as (0)
COBOL 
