On Wed, 21 Dec 2016 08:26:14 -0700, Sri h Kolusu wrote:
>
>Seriously? That COLS line was for demonstration purposes to show that both 
>the Control cards and Comments are within the first 72 bytes. It is NOT 
>part of the control cards nor is it a comment.
> 
I was hoping for a way to code a comment.

>> And I was looking for a form where SYSIN contains no commands, only 
>comments.
>
>What is the purpose of this? When you are invoking a program/utility, you 
>can pass parameters to the program/utility via a PARM statement or SYSIN. 
>In your case you chose NOT to pass any parameters via SYSIN.  That brings 
>us to the question "what is the purpose of having comments?"
> 
Adding identifying information to SYSPRINT, where I'd expect comments to
be listed along with control statements.  I needed none of the latter.

>What is stopping you from coding a COMMENTS dd and you can have all your 
>comments in there?
>
... and in the next job step modding IEBGENER's sysprint to that.
I'm doing that now.  But since IEBGENER already has a SYSIN,
I was hoping I could put the comments there and avoid the extra
job step.

-- gil

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