RD Parameter
RD Parameter Example
Scenario1 - For automatic restart.
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//MTHEXMP1 JOB (META007),'PAWAN Y',RD=R
Explaining Example -
RD=R specifies that the operator can perform automatic restart if the job fails.
Scenario2 -
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//MTHEXMP1 JOB (META007),'PAWAN Y',RD=RNC
Explaining Example -
RD=RNC specifies that the operator can perform an automatic step restart but no checkpoint restart if the job abnormally terminates.
Scenario3 -
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//MTHEXMP1 JOB (META007),'PAWAN Y',RD=NR
Explaining Example -
RD=NR specifies that the operator cannot perform an automatic step restart or automatic checkpoint restart.
Scenario4 -
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//STEP01 EXEC PGM=PROG1,RD=R
Explaining Example -
RD=R specifies that the operator can perform automatic restart if the step fails.
Scenario5 -
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//MTHEXMP1 JOB (META007),'PAWAN Y',RD=R
//*
//STEP01 EXEC ...
//STEP02 EXEC ...
//STEP03 EXEC ...
//STEP04 EXEC PGM=PROG04,RD.STEP02=NR
//STEP05 EXEC PGM=PROG05
Explaining Example -
RD=R specifies that the operator can perform automatic restart if the job fails. The RD parameter at the STEP04 is ignored.