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Decades ago when I had first discovered the exciting geekery of computer
programming, I remarked in a passing group of fellow enthusiasts that this
was the most fun I'd ever had in my life.  One of them said "Yeah?  Would
you be interested in a job this fall?"  So the Academic Computer Center
hired me (just a student job) to a) run a HASP station and b) help other
students debug their programs.

The latter would come to the desk, all confused:  "I ran this program last
semester and it worked, but now it's failing and [all chorus it together
with me] I DIDN'T CHANGE A THING!".

The response is always simple:  Well, let's look at the compile errors.  And
it was almost always right there.  This was a PL/C compiler with lots of
willingness to guess, so it might say "Stm 53: Missing right parenthesis in
column 14".

And the student then says "Oh, well, I did change that ONE statement..."

The point of this rambling digression is this:  If you want someone to help
you diagnose your program at a distance, and you say "I keep getting
errors", mightn't it be helpful to say WHAT errors?  This is kind of basic.
Quote them exactly, please.

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Bob Bridges, robhbrid...@gmail.com, cell 336 382-7313

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-----Original Message-----
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List <IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU> On Behalf Of
Gadi Ben-Avi
Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2024 08:51

I am trying to transfer a file using Connect:Direct from one z/OS system to
another.  I need to specify both STORCLAS and DATACLAS.  This is what I am
writing:

CPYSEQ PROCESS                                -
        SNODE=RTST
 COPY1 COPY                                    -
       FROM (DSN=G120NTN.KVTNKSP.UNLOAD                        -
             DISP=SHR                          -
             PNODE                             -
            ) -
       TO   (DSN=G120NTN.KVTNKSP.UNLOAD                        -
             DISP=(NEW,CATLG)                                  -
             SPACE=(CYL,(999,9999),RLSE)                       -
             SYSOPTS="STORCLAS=RKF1 DATACLAS=EXT" -
             SNODE                             -
            )

And I keep getting errors.

How to I specify more than one parameter in SYSOPTS. I've tried writing a
comma between the parameters with the same results.

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