JCL Basics

Murach's OS/390 and z/OS JCL
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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