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[Purushoth]

i need a Jcl without using SYSOUT for SORT and Output must be Displayed in SPOOL.... Plz send with explanations for all my previous questions..

[prino]

1) Go away lazy git
2) Go away lazy git
3) Go away lazy git
4) Go away lazy git
5) Go away lazy git
6) Go away lazy git

And for the explanation? You are a lazy git!

[Purushoth]

Is this way of your response? I have answers but i wanna rectify that... No need of your answer...Good Bye..

[dick scherrer]

Hello,

I have answers but i wanna rectify that...

Then start a new topic in the Interview Questions part of the forum and list all of these questions along with your answers. Most of your individual topics have already been deleted. . .

People here can tell you which are correct and which are not.

d

[Robert Sample]

Your questions do not even make sense. SORT requires an output file for its messages (so you have no choice about using one) and displaying output in spool requires a SYSOUT of some kind. So you're asking for things that cannot be done.

[Frank Yaeger]

Actually, you can display the DFSORT messages (well, most of them) in the JES log without using a //SYSOUT DD statement by specifying the following in your job:

Select all

//DFSPARM DD *   
MSG=AC,NOLIST   

Plz send with explanations for all my previous questions.

I don't know what this is about. What questions?

[dick scherrer]

Hi Frank,

TS submitted a series of individual non-questions all at the same time. They were as poorly posed as anything that has been posted for a long time. For example - one of the questions was "How to concatenate the current and last version of a gdg" (or something very similar).

In another of these topics, i suggest that they all be consolidated into one list of questions with the answers (and posted in the Interview Questions part of the forum) that TS already has so that we can review all of them and reply.

The topics that had no (or only inflamitory) replies have been deleted and hopefully, they will be posted as a set of interview questions.

Happy New Year!

d