IN THE CARDS,when i open the member name ,the member contains as THE PLAN NAME IS NOT THE SAME AS THE PROGRAM NAME ? IS IT IS POSSIBLE & WHAT IS ITS SIGNIFICANCE ? WHY IS IT coded like that what does it mean ?
what is the meaning of SYSOUT=(0,,J000) this statement ?
coolguy2005,
This is unfair. You cannot expect the forum to provide you all the information for every JCL card. Please refer to the JCL manual. Some of the JCL cards are just user provided DD names.
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coolguy2005,
The DXTPRINT DD statement defines a required message data set. The DXTPRINT data set's record length (LRECL) must always be 121 bytes and cannot contain carriage control characters.
The SYSTSPRT DD statement specifies the print data set for TSO messages.
The SYSABEND DD statement specifies a dump data set in case of abnormal termination.
The SYSUDUMP DD statement defines a data set for a standard dump of the program's virtual storage in case of abnormal termination. The SYSUDUMP data set's record length (LRECL) must always be 121 bytes.
The DSNTRACE DD statement specifies the DB2 trace data set.
The DXTDUMP DD statement defines a data set in which the DEM records debugging information. This statement is required only if the DEBUG level is greater than 1 on the extract request or on the INITDEM command. The DXTDUMP data set's record length (LRECL) must always be 121 bytes; it cannot contain carriage control characters.
The SYSTSIN DD statement specifies a DB2 subsystem (DSN) and other information for execution (such as running DVRE0000, DSNTEP2, DSNTIAUL).
The DXTIN DD name identifies where to find the DXT commands you want executed.
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IN THE CARDS,when i open the member name ,the member contains as THE PLAN NAME IS NOT THE SAME AS THE PROGRAM NAME ? IS IT IS POSSIBLE & WHAT IS ITS SIGNIFICANCE ? WHY IS IT coded like that what does it mean ?
DXT is a very old program from IBM which extracts data from a Source Database or file and formats it for the target database or file. DXT uses the program DVRE0000 and the plan name is DXT. I guess back in those days , IBM did not have the naming convention of having the same plan name for its utilities. IBM no longer supports this utility. From the later releases IBM decided to have the same program name and plan for its utilities. You can notice that for DSNTEP2 AND DSNTIAUL utilities which are also data extraction utilities.
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what is the meaning of SYSOUT=(0,,J000) this statement ?
Check this link which explains the sysout parameter in detail along with examples.
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