Table of Contents
- Title and Copyright Information
- Preface
- 1 Overview of the Batch Runtime Environment
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2
Using Batch Runtime
- 2.1 Configuration Files
- 2.2 Setting Environment Variables
- 2.3 Configuring Batch Runtime in MP Mode
- 2.4 Creating a Script
- 2.5 Controlling Script Behavior
- 2.6 Different Behaviors from z/OS
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2.7
Using Files
- 2.7.1 Creating a File Definition
- 2.7.2 Assigning and Using Files
- 2.7.3 Concurrent File Accessing Control
- 2.7.4 Using Generation Data Group (GDG)
- 2.7.5 Using an In-Stream File
- 2.7.6 Using a Set of Concatenated Files
- 2.7.7 Using an External “sysin”
- 2.7.8 Deleting a File
- 2.7.9 RDB Files
- 2.7.10 Using an RDBMS Connection
- 2.8 Submitting a Job Using INTRDR Facility
- 2.9 Submitting a Job With EJR
- 2.10 User-Defined Entry/Exit
- 2.11 Batch Runtime Logging
- 2.12 Using Batch Runtime With a Job Scheduler
- 2.13 Executing an SQL Request
- 2.14 Simple Application on COBOL-IT / BDB
- 2.15 Native JCL Job Execution
- 2.16 Native JCL Test Mode
- 2.17 Network Job Entry (NJE) Support
- 2.18 File Catalog Support
- 2.19 Launching REXX EXECs
- 2.20 COBOL Program Access to Oracle and TimesTen Database
- 3 Best Practices
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4
Using Tuxedo Job Enqueueing Service (TuxJES)
- 4.1 Overview
- 4.2 Configuring a TuxJES System
- 4.3 Using TuxJES
- 4.4 Authorizing TuxJES Job Access
- 4.5 Tracing TuxJES
- 5 Using ART BATCH ISPF
- 6 Debugging COBOL Programs