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Description of JPn"string" z/OS DFSORT Application Programming Guide SC23-6878-00 |
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Only JP0 through JP9 can be used for a symbol name where 'JP' must be uppercase EBCDIC (X'D1D7') and n must be '0'-'9' (X'F0'-X'F9'). A quote must appear before and after the string. A quote must not appear within the string (it would be interpreted as the ending quote). PARM='...,JPn"string' (a missing ending quote) will be interpreted as PARM='...,JPn"string"'. If the keyword does not appear as JPn"string", it will not be used as a JPn symbol. For example, JP1"ABC" would be used as a JP1 symbol, but JP1="ABC", JP1("ABC"), JP1=("ABC") or jp1"ABC" would not. Any or all of the following can appear in the string:
The symbol will be constructed as:
and must conform to the rules for a system symbol string as documented earlier in this Chapter. If you specify:
the JPn symbols will be listed along with any other DFSORT symbols you specify in SYMNAMES. If you specify a SYMNAMES data set, the JPn symbols will be processed before the first SYMNAMES symbol. Note: Here is an example of one suggested way of specifying
multiple options in EXEC PARM:
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