In My job I have 15 procs.and in each proc i have 3 steps.
i want to execute 3 step in proc 10.is it possible?
if possible how?
Answer Posted / madhavi chava
yes u can run the 3rd step of 10th proc by coding
exec=procstepname.stepname
procstepname is the step name where the 10th proc is used
and stepname is 3.
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