Coulu someone explain the parameters in the below code?

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Coulu someone explain the parameters in the below code?

Post by lovely sweety » Thu Jun 09, 2011 3:28 pm

Hi all,
I am new to this forum, and IT field also . I have been given set of Jobs to analyze in my project.when i was going through the JCL i found the following code in few control files . I dont know what the parameters are meant for.So can someone help me in understanding the parameters shown in below snippet ?It would be very helpful if you explain

SIGNON USERID=(Y) ESF=YES
SUBMIT PROC=MODEL90X HOLD=NO CASE=YES -
SNODE=UNIX.TCMINDU1.P -
&FROM=PNODE -
&TO=SNODE -
&COMPOPT=EXT -
&OPDISP=(RPL) -
&TRNODE=PNODE -
&DSN01=XXXXXXXX.G3709W01.XXXX.REINGRP.DAT(0) -
&OUT01='/datastage/data/CLMI_WHSE_DEV/Loss/src -
/XXXXXXX.G3709W01.XXXX.REINGRP.DAT -
&BEGIN=STEP01
SIGNOFF
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Post by dbzTHEdinosauer » Thu Jun 09, 2011 3:50 pm

well the parms are for either ftp or connect direct.
the name of the executing program would give you a hint,
then you can go to the documentation for that utillity
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not what you meant.

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