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| Chapter 4 | The basics of Job Control Language | |
| How to code JCL statements | 100 | |
| Job control language statements | 100 | |
| The fields in a JCL statement | 102 | |
| The JCL parameters field | 104 | |
| How to continue a JCL statement | 106 | |
| How to code comments in a job | 106 | |
| How to code the JOB statement | 108 | |
| The syntax of the JOB statement | 108 | |
| The job name | 110 | |
| The programmer name parameter | 112 | |
| The NOTIFY parameter | 112 | |
| The MSGCLASS and MSGLEVEL parameters | 114 | |
| How to code the EXEC statement | 116 | |
| The PGM parameter | 116 | |
| The PARM parameter | 116 | |
| How to code the DD statement for DASD data sets | 118 | |
| The syntax of the DD statement for DASD data sets | 118 | |
| The ddname and the DSNAME parameter | 120 | |
| The DISP parameter | 122 | |
| The UNIT and VOLUME parameters | 124 | |
| The SPACE parameter | 126 | |
| The DCB parameter | 128 | |
| How to code the DD statement for instream and SYSOUT data sets | 130 | |
| The DD statement for instream data sers | 130 | |
| The DD statements fo SYSOUT data sets | 132 | |
| Two complete job streams | 134 | |
| The transaction-posting application | 134 | |
| The job control requirements for a report-preparation application | 136 | |
| The JCL for the report-preparation application | 138 | |
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