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RUNJCL is a REXX Edit macro that will submit a job for processing from
a partitioned dataset. It will use a dataset name that is saved in a users
TSO profile as RUNDSN. This dataset name can be changed at any time by
invoking RUNJCL with a slash (/) as the second option.
RUNJCL uses some ISPF panels. These are not required but are desirable.
They can be found by clicking the button below.
RUNJCL can also edit the job before it is submitted using the EDIT keyword i.e.
RUNJCL FRED EDIT
You can also submit a job from a dataset other than the user specified default by invoking RUNJCL using the desired dataset as a parameter i.e.
RUNJCL 'SOME.OTHER.DATASET(FRED)'
If you invoke RUNJCL with the slash(/) option the following screen will be displayed.
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This link will take you to a XMIT file that contains all our Edit
Macros. This file contains the RUNJCL exec along with all our
other edit macros. This file is in TSO TRANSMIT (XMIT) format. This file
should be transferred to the z/OS system using a file transfer program.
The file must be transferred as a BINARY file. It should be
transferred as a fixed blocked, 80 byte file.
Once the file is on z/OS it will have to be received. To do this you use the TSO RECEIVE command. Please refer to the IBM RECEIVE command for details on the use of this TSO command. |
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This link will take you to a XMIT file that contains the ISPF Panels used
by RUNJCL. The file is PREPPED but a copy of the source will be made
available by contacting us and requesting it.
This file is in TSO TRANSMIT (XMIT) format. This file should be transferred to the z/OS system using a file transfer program. The file must be transferred as a BINARY file. It should be transferred as a fixed blocked, 80 byte file. Once the file is on z/OS it will have to be received. To do this you use the TSO RECEIVE command. Please refer to the IBM RECEIVE command for details on the use of this TSO command. |
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