Author: David Robinson
Subject: Reply to: COND parameter vs IF THEN ELSE
Posted: Fri Jun 17, 2016 6:35 pm (GMT 5.5)
The CDRBATCH step is not step but a proc. Presumably that contains both the NDM transfer and your "inbuilt abender".
The COND statement that you have shown will apply to all steps in the proc. So either the NDM and abender steps will both run, or neither.
Why don't you have a COND statement on the abender step referring to the NDM step? And why do you even need an abender step?
Subject: Reply to: COND parameter vs IF THEN ELSE
Posted: Fri Jun 17, 2016 6:35 pm (GMT 5.5)
The CDRBATCH step is not step but a proc. Presumably that contains both the NDM transfer and your "inbuilt abender".
The COND statement that you have shown will apply to all steps in the proc. So either the NDM and abender steps will both run, or neither.
Why don't you have a COND statement on the abender step referring to the NDM step? And why do you even need an abender step?