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Try this code.

//STEP01 EXEC PGM=SORT
//SORTIN DD *
ABCD123456XXX ...

If you have DFSort installed, use the justify feature.

e.g.

OPTION COPY
OUTREC FIELDS=(1,30,JFY=(SHIFT=RIGHT))

Once its right justified, you can sort it accordingly.

Thank you very much Kolusu.

Ram

Hi,

I am trying to build parms to be used in a ftp step. I have a requirement to append the run date to the destination file name. Below is my sample code.

SORT FIELDS=COPY ...

Steve,

As videlord has correctly pointed out, commands supplied via STDIN should be stored in a HFS. Else pass the commands through parm option and you should be able to see the o/p in STDOUT.

...

Correct me if I am wrong, list directory command would list the default directory contents. In this case, the users home directory. If you dont have a home directory or access to it, you will not see ...

Is this 'LS -1 ' a typo ? try ls -l to list the directory contents.

Steve,

The o/p of the unix command is directed to the dataset addressed by STDOUT dd name. Depending on the msgclass settings, the o/p could be lying in the spool. If you intend to copy the o/p to ...

Tcurrier,

End the statement with a hyphen '-' and continue typing on the next line.

E.g.

//TOOLIN DD *
SELECT FROM(IN) T ...

Its worth searching the forum before posting the question. Did you check the FAQ's section on JCL/Sort ?

http://mvsforums.com/helpboards/viewtopic.php?t=5399

This can be achieved using Fileaid. Check the following code. I have included conditions only to check for 'ABCD', 'BCDE', 'CDEF' & 'DEFG' for this example. You can include the next set of consec ...

Do an XDC from spool panel and save it into a file.
If your shop has ASG-JOB/SCAN installed, it supports a feature for running batch job to check the syntax of JCL's. You could store the o/p in a da ...

Try searching for LINK TO PROGRAM <PGM NAME>

Shudnt you be seeking your peers help for this task ??

The DBA's should be able to help you out by creating copy jobs. Once the online updates are done in the old environment, run a copy job and reload this data to the new environment.