How to pass instream data in sysin with Assembler?
Answer Posted / munna
In jcl
//SYSIN DD *
A
B
C
it will receive in assmbler code thru R01(it contain the
address of data) first 2 byte contain the length of data
and actual data will be stored from 3rd byte.
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