At 09:21 -0600 on 12/19/2007, Mark Zelden wrote about Re: Bad JOB
card through NJE:
On Tue, 18 Dec 2007 15:46:48 -0800, Edward Jaffe
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thompson, Steve wrote:
... If you want blind ship then use /*XMIT not /*XEQ
In this day and age, it's best to avoid JECL altogether when possible.
As of z/OS 1.4, JES2 finally supports the XMIT JCL statement.
So what are the practical advantages of using
//XMITJC JOB...
// XMIT DEST=node
//REALJOB JOB ..
vs.
//XMITJC JOB...
/*XMIT node
//REALJOB JOB ..
..
..
Mark
--
//XMITJC JOB...
// XMIT DEST=node
//REALJOB JOB ..
Allows you to send jobs to non-ZOS systems (such as DOS/POWER) since
everything from the "// XMIT" is non-parsed data up to the
end-of-data delimiter. With /*XMIT I think it is still parsed and the
routed. Thus to send to a DOS/POWER system, you need to go with
IEBGENER to INTRDR with a routing of Nx to immediately get it sent to
the NJE Job Queue without parsing.
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