How to Write the RESTART Logic Using COBOL?
Answer Posted / mahendra babu
it is a keyword parameter at job level which is used restart the job from a specific step as per the user requriment.
syntax: 1) restart = step name.
2)restart = jclstep.proc step.
ex:-//jobcard , restart= (s3).
//s1
//s2
//s3
//s4
at the above ex is used to restart the job from s3 using the restart parameter.
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