Is there a way to control when a program can be execute within a processor?
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Is there a way to control when a program can be execute within a processor?
Answer:
Yes there is and it is the EXECIF keyword that can be used in a processor to define under what conditions a processor step is executed.
The EXECIF is a true statement, a base example is EXECIF=(value1,operator,value2)
Within Endevor value1 could be an Endevor symbolic for an inventory area.
The operator would be EQ, NE, GT, LT, LE or GE.
Value2 would be a specific name representing an Endevor Group.
001493 //STEPONE EXEC PGM=C1BM3000, EXECIF=(&C1ELTYPE,EQ,'ASM')
In this example if the member being ADDED was a member in TYPE ASM, C1BM3000 would be executed.
If the type was COBOL, C1BM3000 would not be executed.
For more information please refer to the Endevor Extended Processor Guide.
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