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maabh
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How can we restart a step(say step010) of particular PROC (when we are calling many PROC's) from JCL.
Can anyone give me clue 
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 Posted: Fri Apr 15, 2005 11:00 am Post subject: Re: Restarting steps of PROC from JCL |
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ajaychandra
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Dear Friend,
Each proc has its individual name. Say if u are calling procedures (PROC1 to PROC10) in JCL named 'ResJCL' and if u want to restart Step010 in PROC5, In the JOB statement code it as
Restart=PROC5.Step010
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superk
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ajaychandra
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Dear Friend,
I am sorry ..... i misguided you!... He is correct it should be
Restart = stepname.procname |
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andycool
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Hey !!
Its procname.stepname...You are right ajaychandra. |
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anuradha
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It should be jobstepname.procstepname
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| How can we restart a step(say step010) of particular PROC (when we are calling many PROC's) from JCL. |
Maabh,
If you are executing proc1 from step2 in a job and if you want to restart step010 of that proc (proc1) then you have to code the restart step as follows.
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andycool
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Hey Anu,
If i am using the normal instream procedure it will be procname.stepname ..right?
Like JOBPM001 is my JCL. In this i want to restart at its step PM001050..then it ill be like:
Restart=JOBPM001.PM001050
Please correct me if m goin wrong ! |
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anuradha
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| If i am using the normal instream procedure it will be procname.stepname ..right? |
If it is instream then you have to give procname.stepname
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Like JOBPM001 is my JCL. In this i want to restart at its step PM001050..then it ill be like:
Restart=JOBPM001.PM001050 |
If JOBPM001 is your JCL then you can restart your step directly as
Restart=PM001050
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superk
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| For those in this post who insist on posting incorrect and misleading information that is contrary to the documented process, I would like to see a proof of your theory. |
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gnagakishore
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RESTART=PROCSTEP.STEPNAME.
where PROCSTEP:------> name of the step which invoked the procedure.
& STEPNAME:------> procedure step which u want to invoke |
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mmwife
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Hi All,
The confusion lies in the labels (or names) used in the IBM Manuals:
jobstepname or should be read - the name of the step in the job JCL
stepname
procstepname should be read - the name of the step in the proc JCL
For proof you could read this from the same manual that SuperK cited:
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/BOOKS/IEA2B650/5.2.1.1?SHELF=&DT=20040712170508&CASE=
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If the keyword parameter is to override the parameter or be added to only one EXEC statement in the procedure, code .procstepname immediately following the keyword. The procstepname is the name field of the procedure EXEC statement containing the keyword parameter to be overridden. For example, the ACCT parameter applies to only step PSTEPWED:
//STEP1 EXEC PROC=RPT,ACCT.PSTEPWED=5670
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It's obvious from this (to me, at any rate) that the ".procstepname" quoted above references a step in the proc JCL, not the job JCL. That "jobstepname" or "stepname" is the name of the step in the job JCL can be inferred from this. |
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