What is a PROC? What is the difference between an instream
and a catalogued PROC?
- 2 Answers
- 11078 Views
- I also Faced
- E-Mail Answers
Answer Posted / sudheer
Proc is a set of JCL statements, which will be used to
execute the job steps. There are two types of procs
1. Instream
2. Catalog
Instream procedures are defined within a job and executed
within a job. To terminate Instream procedure we use PEND
keyword.
Catalgo Procedures are defined outside of the job as a
member of PDS and executed outside of the job. In this
there will be no PEND statement required
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 7 Yes | 1 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
IIN APITUDE THEY GAVE ONLY 10 QUESTIONS.. THEY ARE SIMPLE ONE FROM NUMBER SERIES,BOATS,TIME & DISTANCE,PROFIT &LOSS,FIND OUT THE NUMBER ? 9 25 4 36 81 64 49 AND surveillance SPELLINGS E.T.C
how you can access an uncataloged dataset in a JCL?
What is the difference between the positional and keyword parameters? Give examples.
Explain about LMFREE�free data set from its association with data ID
what is use of dsn parameter in dd statement?
I want to join to input files and write the matching fields on to an output file but i dont want the output file a sorted one
What do you know about jcl?
Name the statement which can be used to send data to another mvs jes3 node?
How is the record format of an output dataset specified?
Many jcl statements contain specific values designed to direct and control the execution of the statement. What are these fields called?
What methodology can be adapted to transfer data to a program that is coded using the exec statement?
Suppose I have five jobs to do. But I want to hold one?
which parameter is use to declare the name of dataset in dd statement?
what are the various stages of job processing?
Explain the job statement in jcl?
