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xdadd adds parameters to the substitution phase for the following PROC called.
Both standard input and declared DD (dlbl_ environments) may be substituted. If options --lineseq or --blocked are specified a temporary file is created and given to the called PROC.
The --blocked option provides file in blocked mode (without newline characters), for the specified record size. The --lineseq, simply provides a standard line sequential file.
Syntax
xdadd [options] <stepname> [<ddname>] [<args>]
Options
-p, --pid <PID>
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specifies PID number
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-i, --stdin
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prepares data for step standard input substitution (SYSIN/stdin)
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-l, --lineseq
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prepares temporary line sequential file for DD/DLBL substitution
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-b, --blocked <rs>
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prepares temporary sequential file, blocked <RS>, for DD/DLBL substitution
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Parameters
stepname
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is the name of the step for which substitution is to be operated
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ddname
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is the name of the DD entry in the called PROC for which substitution is to be operated
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args
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are the arguments for substitution
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Environment variables
Environment name
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Description
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PID
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Process identifier (PID) of the main caller script.
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PROCLIB
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Path for called scripts (PATH)
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XJCLLOG
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environment value MUST be set to a unique file identifier for any JOB using xlst (see xrun).
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