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Scenario
In this scenario, you are George Jones once again, a systems programmer for Amalgamated American Manufacturing. You work in Department 27, in Building A32 at the Temple Street facility. You learned how to define a basic report (see the chapter "Defining Basic Reports"), and now your manager asks you to define a stacked report that contains exclusive segments.
You are to write the JCL for a job that will produce the following:
- A list of edited transactions from the job TRJOB01, which you executed in a previous chapter
- A vendor report that records the transactions with the suppliers
- A check register that records the checks that were written to the suppliers
Your manager provides the following information:
- The name of the job is TRJOB02.
- The step name is UPDTSTEP.
- The report name is DDname REPTS
- The report identifiers are TRJOB02-R01, TRJOB02-R02, and TRJOB02-R03.
- Distribute the reports to the Accounts Payable group, whose distribution identifier is D29AP.
- Mark the reports late if they are not completed by 10:00 a.m.
- Input the remaining errors in the next cycle.
- Archive the reports.
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