Thanks all for your help.
I think I should ask my manager for a more specific requirement or it's
impossible to do anything.But I still thanks for your hints on
this.Infact,i learned much from this topic and
I feel it a must to learn some assembler(I don't know it at this time).
Anyway,thanks.
Hi,
Recently I've got a mission from my manager. He asked me:If I got a JCL
which runs many cobol programs,how can I
know whether these load modules exist or not without actually running it?
He also mentioned that he remembered there is a parm in JCL which can do
this. I guess he means
On 12/06/06, Johnny Luo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Recently I've got a mission from my manager. He asked me:If I got a JCL
which runs many cobol programs,how can I
know whether these load modules exist or not without actually running it?
So,can anyone give me some hints on this?In fact,I
Steve Flynn wrote:
On 12/06/06, Johnny Luo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Recently I've got a mission from my manager. He asked me:If I got a JCL
which runs many cobol programs,how can I
know whether these load modules exist or not without actually running it?
So,can anyone give me some hints
Umm, forgot to mention tools like Dorana and Softaudit, which should
be able to give a definitive report of exactly what's being executed
and where it resides. I'm guessing that you don't have either of
these though, or your manager would not need to ask such a question.
Graeme.
At 07:39 PM
Hmmm..Is this a test? Game playing?
...But,it seems that's not the method my manager expects.
well, of course first you just ask your manager what method he does
expect you to use!
REXX is useful. A better job will require a little assembler
too. You may need extra seal meat for
[snip]... I'm guessing that you don't have either of
these though, or your manager would not need to ask such a
question.
Where's the correlation? (Sorry, couldn't resist)
Peter Hunkeler
CREDIT SUISSE
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For IBM-MAIN
Steve Flynn wrote:
On 12/06/06, Johnny Luo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Recently I've got a mission from my manager. He asked me:If I got a JCL
which runs many cobol programs,how can I
know whether these load modules exist or not without actually running it?
So,can anyone give me some hints
? Build COBOL
source code for a compile, link, and go?
Charles
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If you have a product like Jobscan or Pro/JCL you
On 12/06/06, McKown, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you have a product like Jobscan or Pro/JCL you can use
it to locate
JCL which calls a module which cannot be located.
Does it check modules loaded i.e. via CALL ?
No, only the module listed in the PGM= parm on the EXEC statement.
McKown, John wrote:
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If you have a product like Jobscan
Johnny,
There are products out there that will probably do this for you. If
you want to write some sas code you can probably do this as well. The
'hidden issue is that when a PGM=ABC dynamically calls program XYZ
there is no JCL for XYZ.
Again there is a product that (IIRC) front ends
, June 12, 2006 9:58 AM
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Subject: Re: Decide whether programs invoked by a JCL exist
Johnny,
There are products out there that will probably do this for you. If
you want to write some sas code you can probably do this as well. The
'hidden issue is that when a PGM=ABC
On Jun 12, 2006, at 12:46 PM, Charles Mills wrote:
It's a problem that really has no answer.
Suppose a program attempts to load a user exit module, and finding
none,
considers this a normal condition and proceeds normally. Is that a
missing
program condition? If not, how would an analysis
Charles and Ed:
One small observation: Don't load the program or you will have security
issues to deal with and those (RYO) issues invite auditors.
Use Locate, OBTAIN, and then get the TTR of the module, without loading.
No library or no TTR, then it's not there. (And, no 806 Abend.) That will
Peter, while not so familiar with SoftAudit, I do know that Dorana
allows you to perform querys that tell you not only which programs
were executed via a job's EXEC statements but also any consequent
LINK, LOAD or XCTL macros issued in the job's executed
steps. Dorana's query reporting
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