Not that I want to show my age, but I actually had to do that back on MVS/SP
to provide the highest condition code mods, then IBM changed things a bit
and I was able to develop the exit 8/16 combination that did it, then they
finally added the code themselves.
At the time I was spending a lot of t
What you could do, but not recommended is to add an exit point yourself
in HASPRDR to get control when EOF is reached. Never tried it.
On 12/21/2010 12:32 AM, Brian Westerman wrote:
> Hi Gil,
>
> Yes it appears to be entered for a "//" line, but when I asked her, she said
> that they rarely use t
Hi Gil,
Yes it appears to be entered for a "//" line, but when I asked her, she said
that they rarely use that as a delimiter. I can see in HASPRDR that he does
know when he gets to the end of the JCL, but for some reason, doesn't call
the exit again like he does for several others (like exit2/52
On Mon, 20 Dec 2010 03:24:11 -0600, Brian Westerman wrote:
>
>I just can't see that JES tells you that you are on the last card, although
>it does tell you when you are on the last line of the JOB card in the other
>input exits, it doesn't seem to know that it's at the end of the actual JCL.
> That
I received an email today which at first seemed really simple to say yes/no
to, but it started me to thinking. I was asked if it's possible to
dynamically add a step to the end of a job via some system exit. At first I
thought to tell them to use JES exit 4/54, because I've used it to add and
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