Changing the step name in a procedure by using a parameter
- From: GADI_B@xxxxxxxxxxxx (גדי בן אבי)
- Date: 22 Feb 2006 03:30:58 -0800
Hi,
One of our users has a job that uses a JCL procedure (lets call it A) many time. One of the steps in the procedure runs another procedure (we'll call that B).
The user would like to conditionally run a step based on the condition code of the step with PROC B.
Naming each step for PROC A is easy, but all the steps generated by PROC B will have the same name.
We haven't found a way to reference the condition code of a step within a procedure within a procedure.
The user asked if there is a way to name a step using a parameter for example:
//X PROC,MSR=
//X&MSR.A EXEC ...
When used will generate
//A EXEC X,MSR=10
//X10A EXEC ....
Is there a way to do this?
TIA
Gadi
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