Answer Posted / nandish shanabog c s
Few (though NOT ALL) ON unit can be disabled using NO<ON_UNIT_NAME> at the program level (at MAIN PROC), or procedure level or for a particular statement in PL1 program.
Example:
1.
To disable ENDFILE on-unit in your entire program, you may code as below:
(NOENDFILE):
MAINPGM: PROCEDURE OPTION(MAIN);
2.
To disable a on-unit for a particular procedure:
(NO<ON_UNIT>):
PROC1: PROCEDURE;
3.
To disable for a particular statement:
(NO<ON_UNIT>):
STATEMENT;
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