1. JOB Statement
REGION= | Requests specific memory resources to be allocated to the Job |
NOTIFY= | User to be notified at job completion |
USER= | Userid to assume authority to the Job |
TIME= | Limits the amount of time a program can run |
TYPRUN= | Delays or holds the Job from running |
CLASS= | Directs JCL to execute on a particular Input queue |
MSGCLASS= | Directs Job output to a particular Output queue |
MSGLEVEL= | Controls the number of system messages to be received |
2. EXEC Statement
PGM= | Executable program name |
PROC | Procedure name |
PARM= | Parameters known by and passed to the program |
COND= | Boolean logic for controlling the execution of other EXEC steps in this job |
TIME= | Imposes a time limit |
3. DD Statement
DSN= | Name of the data set |
DISP= | Data Set disposition (see below for more information) |
SPACE= | Amount of disk storage request for a new data set |
SYSOUT= | Defines a print location (and the Output queue or data set) |
VOL=SER= | Volume name, disk name, or tape name |
UNIT= | System disk, tape, special device type, or esoteric |
DEST= | Routes Output to a remote destination |
DCB= | Data Set Control Block: LRECL, RECFM, BLKSIZE, DSORG |
LABEL= | Tape label expected (No Label or Standard Label followed by the Data Set location) |
DUMMY | Results in a NULL Input or throwing away data written to this DD name |
* | Input data or control statements follow |
DISP parameter
Define as DISP=(status, normal end, abnormal end)
Status
NEW |
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OLD | This job is to have exclusive access to the data set while it is running |
SHR | Several concurrent jobs can share access to this data set while they are running |
MOD |
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Normal and Abnormal Ends
DELETE | Delete and uncatalog the data set at the end of the job step |
KEEP | Keep the data set at the end of the job step but do not catalog |
CATLG | Keep the data set at the end of the job step and catalog it |
UNCATLG | Keep the data set but uncatalog it at the end of the job step |
PASS | Allow a later job step to specify a final disposition |
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