02-27-2013
Linux Platform - NDM Script - && Operator
Hi All,
I have a requirement where i need to NDM 3 files from LINUX to Mainframe system & trigger a job in mainframe once the 3 files are transmitted successfully.
I am getting an error message in the && operator (the code component where i am checking whether step 1/2/3 are completed).
Pls find the code below.
Quote:
STEP1 copy from (file=$FILE_PATH/$FILE1_DS pnode)
ckpt=no
to (file=$FILE1_MF
DCB=(RECFM=FB,LRECL=500,BLKSIZE=0,DSORG=PS)
DISP=(NEW) SPACE=(CYL,(000478,0000250,),RLSE,,) snode)
STEP2 copy from (file=$FILE_PATH/$FILE2_DS pnode)
ckpt=no
to (file=$FILE2_MF
DCB=(RECFM=FB,LRECL=500,BLKSIZE=0,DSORG=PS)
DISP=(NEW) SPACE=(CYL,(000478,0000250,),RLSE,,) snode)
STEP3 copy from (file=$FILE_PATH/$FILE3_DS pnode)
ckpt=no
to (file=$FILE3_MF
DCB=(RECFM=FB,LRECL=100,BLKSIZE=0,DSORG=PS)
DISP=(NEW) SPACE=(CYL,(000500,0000250,),RLSE,,) snode)
TEST if [[ STEP1 -eq 0 && STEP2 -eq 0 && STEP3 -eq 0 ]]; then
STEP4 run task (PGM=U7SVC) sysopts="'CA7=CA72;D=CA7TRIGT.WCCT.$WCC1SDAR.DUPTIN.ART'" snode
Error Message:
Quote:
XPAS001I Return Code: 8 Feedback: 0
Symbolic Not Found at "&&".
XPAS001I Return Code: 8 Feedback: 0
Symbolic Not Found at "&&".
XPAM001I Return Code: 8 Feedback: 0
Errors Parsing
Can somebody help me resolve this issue.
Thanks Much
Freddie
Can
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dasdseq
dasdseq(1) General Commands Manual dasdseq(1)
NAME
dasdseq - Hercules DSORG=PS retrieval command
SYNOPSIS
dasdseq [options...] image [sf=shadow] filespec
dasdseq [-debug] [-expert] [-ascii] image [sf=shadow] [attr] filespec [debugopts] [ascii]
DESCRIPTION
Hercules command to retrieve a DSORG=PS (sequential) dataset from CKD/CCKD DASD. The dataset is presumed to be encoded in EBCDIC. The
second form of the command is for 'expert mode' users, and allows more advanced access to data on the DASD image.
OPTIONS
The following options are used to specify dasdseq behavior. Surround each option by blank(s). Options are divided into three categories:
required, optional, and expert mode operands.
Required operands
image
specifies the Hercules CKD/CCKD DASD filename (sometimes referred to as the DASD image file)
filespec
dataset name of the file to retrieve. Case insensitive, converted to upper case for searching VTOC on image DASD volume.
Optional operands
sf=shadow
For CCKD images which also use shadow files, specifies the [path/]filename of the shadow file. Note the sf=, which must be present for
this option.
-ascii
convert the output file to ASCII (from EBCDIC). Additionally, trailing blanks are trimmed. The 'ascii' option (no leading dash) is depre-
cated, and may be removed in a future release.
Expert mode operands
All expert mode operands are considered to be experimental.
dasdseq [-debug] [-expert] [-ascii] image [sf=shadow] [attr] filespec [debugopts]
-debug
Additional debug options are displayed. Specifying -debug will (eventually) display dataset extent information.
attr
dataset attributes (only useful with -abs)
[-recfm fb] [-lrecl aa]
-recfm designates RECFM, reserved for future support
fb - fixed, blocked (only RECFM currently supported)
-lrecl designates dataset LRECL
aa - decimal logical record length (default 80)
Blocksize need not be specified; dasdseq handles whatever block size comes off the volume.
filespec
composed of the following sub-operands, in the following order: heads, abs, filename.
-heads xx
defines # tracks per cylinder on device; xx = decimal number of heads per cylinder on device
-abs cc hh tt [...] [-abs cc hh tt]
-abs indicates the beginning of each extent's location in terms of absolute dasd image location.
cc - decimal cylinder number (relative zero)
hh - decimal head number (relative zero)
tt - decimal number of tracks in extent
When -abs is specified, each -abs group specifies one dataset extent. For multi-extent datasets, -abs groups may be repeated as needed, in
the order in which the dataset's extents occur. A maximum of 123 extents are supported. With -abs, no VTOC structure is implied; a F1
DSCB will not be sought. Dasdseq will frequently report 'track not found in extent table' (along with a message from fbcopy about rc -1
from convert_tt) due to potentially missing EOF markers in the extent, and the fact that the F1 DSCB DS1LSTAR field is not valid. Check
your output file before you panic. Fbcopy -abs ignores EOF, in case you are attempting to recovery PDS member(s) from a damaged dasd vol-
ume, preferring to wait until all tracks in the extent have been processed. Tracks containing PDS members may have more than one EOF per
track. Expect a lot of associated manual effort with -abs.
When -abs is -not- specified, filename specifies the MVS DSORG=PS dataset on the volume. The dasd image volume containing the dataset must
have a valid VTOC structure, and a F1 DSCB describing the dataset.
filename
will be the filename of the output file in the current directory; output filename in the same case as the command line filename.
debugopts
Produces debugging output, refer to the source code.
verbose [x [y [z]]]
verbose debug output level (default = 0 when not specified). Higher numbers produce more output.
x main program (default = 1 when verbose specified)
y copyfile + showf1
z dasdutil
SEE ALSO
dasdpdsu for DSORG=PO datasets
cckd(4) for CCKD DASD
http://www.hercules-390.org/cckddasd.html which describes
the Hercules CCKD DASD facility.
http://www.hercules-390.org/ the Hercules emulator homepage.
HISTORY
2003-03-10 originally written by James M. Morrison
2003-03-10 dasdseq(1)