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> Subject: Re: JES2 Symbolic Parameter Passing
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> Make a bus
In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, on 08/27/2006
at 01:36 PM, Ken Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>I am looking to run an inline proc that will insert the rundate from
> the System
Which system? They might not all be in the same timezone.
>into a data set name in a JES2 environment.
It's an MVS proble
On Sun, 27 Aug 2006 19:08:31 -0400, Scott Barry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>There is a solution the basic problem. Consider setting up a REXX-based or
some other batch job
>that runs at midnight and generates various desired JCL symbolics, for
example, today, today-1,
>current-week previous-week
There is a solution the basic problem. Consider setting up a REXX-based or
some other batch job
that runs at midnight and generates various desired JCL symbolics, for example,
today, today-1,
current-week previous-week (and in various formats). Then use a JCL INCLUDE
statement to access the
sy
>You can't do it. Complain to IBM. Make out a Requirement. They'll ignore
>you, as they have ignored numerous other customers with the
same requirement.
It's not a matter of ignoring you.
IBM made a statement a long time ago regarding Batch and System variables.
Could you be ignoring IBM?
Wh
In a recent note, Ken Hansen said:
> Date: Sun, 27 Aug 2006 13:36:29 -0500
>
> //STEP EXEC MYPROC,MYDATE=&SYSDATE
>
> This does not work. If anyone can tell me how to correct this, I would
> appreciate your input.
>
You can't do it. Complain to IBM. Make out a Requirement. They'l
Somewhere I remember something like this being done. But my research
has note produced a workable answer.
I am looking to run an inline proc that will insert the rundate from
the System into a data set name in a JES2 environment. Generation data
sets will not work for this situation. I am
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