SYSOUR instead of SYSOUT in COBOL
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Tzadik Vanderhoof
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SYSOUR instead of SYSOUT in COBOL
Why does COBOL use SYSOUR for DISPLAY output instead of SYSOUT?
Re: SYSOUR
That's a good one, my COBOL displays go to SYSOUT......
Do you have a SUSOUT defined in the JCL?
Do you have a SUSOUT defined in the JCL?
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Re: SYSOUR
No, bit even without specifying *ANY* DD's (except STEPLIB) I still get a SYSOUR output file if I do any DISPLAYs. Also, I just remembered that there is a SYSOUT file also, but it comes from COBOL itself ... if there is an ABEND of my compiled program, SYSOUT contains helpful diagnostics, including source line number of the error.
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Re: SYSOUR
Tzadik Vanderhoof,
Check your compiler option, it should have OUTDD(SYSOUR). Remove that and recompile your program and re-run the job.
Default is OUTDD(SYSOUT).
Check this link for more compiler options.
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/pdthelp/v1r1/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.entcobol4.doc/igyc1plc.htm
Arun.
Check your compiler option, it should have OUTDD(SYSOUR). Remove that and recompile your program and re-run the job.
Default is OUTDD(SYSOUT).
Check this link for more compiler options.
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/pdthelp/v1r1/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.entcobol4.doc/igyc1plc.htm
Arun.