Generated JCL


When you enter the JCL command on the Print JCL Specification screen, File-AID invokes the PDF editor. An edit screen, as shown in he following figure is displayed.

Generated JCL for Print Data File (Print format Character)

EDIT ---- SYS95088.T122848.RA000.USERID9.R0118571 ------------ COLUMNS 001 072
COMMAND ===>                                                  SCROLL ===> PAGE
****** ***************************** TOP OF DATA ******************************
000001 //USERID9X JOB ('OFABAS21.1DOC',81),'NAME',
000002 //   CLASS=P,NOTIFY=USERID9,MSGCLASS=R
000003 //*  YOU ARE VIEWING JCL THAT FILE-AID 21.1 HAS GENERATED TO
000004 //*  PRINT THE CONTENTS OF THE DATASET IN CHARACTER FORMAT.
000005 //*
000006 //*  YOU CAN CHANGE THIS JCL IF DESIRED AND USE THE SUBMIT PRIMARY
000007 //*  COMMAND TO SUBMIT THE JOB. THE CREATE OR REPLACE PRIMARY COMMAND
000008 //*  CAN BE USED TO KEEP THIS JOBSTREAM FOR FUTURE USE.
000009 //*
000010 //*  USE THE END COMMAND TO EXIT WITHOUT SUBMITTING THE JOB.
000011 //*
000012 //JS10     EXEC PGM=FILEAID,REGION=8M
000013 //STEPLIB  DD  DISP=SHR,DSN=hlq.CXVJLOAD
000014 //         DD  DISP=SHR,DSN=hlq.SXVJLOAD
000015 //SYSPRINT DD  SYSOUT=*
000016 //SYSLIST  DD  SYSOUT=*
000017 //DD01     DD  DSN=USERID9.FASAMP.EMPLOYEE,
000018 //             DISP=SHR
000020 //SYSIN    DD  *
000021 $$DD01 PRINT   OUT=0
000022 /*

All ISPF edit commands are available for use. For example, to insert additional JCL statements, use the I (Insert) line command. To change the JCL, type over the data. To delete a line, use the D (Delete) line command. You can use the CREATE and REPLACE primary commands to save the generated JCL into a partitioned (PDS) or sequential data set. This enables you to submit the JCL without using the online conversation screens.

As you view or edit the JCL, you can:

  • Use the SUBMIT command to submit the print job for execution. Once the job is submitted, File redisplays the edit screen.
  • Use the END command (PF3) to return to the Print Data File screen.

 

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