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The program, ASLDAYCC is simple program that will return a condition code depending on what day of the week it is.

You can specify what day of the week is to be considered the start of the week (the default is Sunday) and you can also specify what hour of the morning signifies the day change (obviously, the default is midnight).

ASLDAYCC can be useful to prevent jobs from running on certain days, especially if you have no job scheduler onsite.

For a fully detailed description of ASLDAYCC please refer to the PDF .

One of the main purposes for releasing ASLDAYCC is to demonstrate how to call ASLDATER from an assembler program.

ASLDAYCC comes with an pre-assembled program named ASLDATER which is the main Abbydale Systems date programs.

Details on ASLDATER can be found here.

Assembly details of the program ASLDAYCC can be found here.

If you choose to install ASLDAYCC then you need to follow the steps below.

A document detailing how to use the ASLDAYCC program can be found here or in the PDS that is received.
 
 
  Step 1

Download The ASLDAYCC Program's XMI file

The ASLDAYCC facility is distributed as a binary XMI file.

Download the XMI file from here.
 
 
 
  Step 2

Upload The ASLDAYCC Facility to the Target z/OS System

File transfer the XMI file downloaded in Step 3 up to the target z/OS system as a binary file. The XMI file must be transferred as a binary file otherwise the file will be corrupt.
 
 
 
  Step 1

RECEIVE the Transferred File

Issue the TSO RECEIVE command for the file that was transferred to the target system.

RECEIVE your.uploaded.file.XMI

 
 
 
  Step 4

Run the UNPACK member of the Received Dataset

The UNPACK member of the received dataset will extract the two datasets that comprise the ASLDAYCC facility.

Follow the prompts issued by the UNPACK member and all the required datasets and a PDF dataset will be allocated and populated with of the required components.

To execute the UNPACK member either put an EX next to the member i.e.

Executing the UNPACK Member
   Menu  Functions  Confirm  Utilities  Help                                    
 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 EDIT              ABBYDALE.ASLDAYCC.PDS                     Row 00001 of 00013
 Command ===>                                                  Scroll ===> CSR 
            Name     Prompt       Size   Created          Changed          ID
 _________ $$$INDEX          
 _________ $$INSTAL          
 _________ COPYRITE          
 _________ DISCLAIM          
 _________ INFOPROG          
 _________ JCL               
 _________ LOADLIB           
 _________ MACIB             
 _________ PDF               
 _________ PDF2              
 _________ PROGINFO          
 _________ README            
 _________ SOURCE            
 EX        UNPACK            
           **End**  

Alternatively issue the execute as you would any other REXX exec. i.e.

TSO EX 'your.received.dataset(UNPACK)'

A full description of the members containe din the XMI file can be found here.
 
 
 
  Step 5

Read the $$INSTAL Member to Complete the Installation

The $$INSTAL member of the received dataset contains instructions of how to complete the installation of the ASLDAYCC program.

The implementation will differ depending on the site standards but essentially you need to make the load library available to the users.
 
 
 
  Step 6

(Optionally) Download the PDF

To download the PDF file transfer it to a Windows based operating system as a binary file with a .PDF extension.

Once it is on the Windows system it should be able to be read as a PDF.

Alternatively you can download the PDF directly from here.
 

Pdf
Click the PDF logo to download the ASLDAYCC PDF

 


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