The provided RDR proc is now useful only as an example. Note it uses IEBEDIT, the poor utility that gets no respect.
When a started task name is IEFPROC, DD IEFRDER has some special properties that allow unit, and (I think) volume to be specified as positional operands, and any DD keywords on the start command are applied to it. Note: my recollection, not guaranteed to be definitive. Forty some-odd years ago, as an operator I submitted job streams with a RDR proc that replaced SYSUT1 with DSN=PROD.JCL(&JOB). Quite simple to "S XRDR,JOB=jobyyy", and I'd think fairly obvious. You can embellish that to your taste, but I like simple & easy-to-remember-&-type commands. I'll repeat that the // SCHEDULE statement is pretty handy. And if you activate the full JOB GROUP facility, you might not need any other job control system. sas ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
