As best practice, allocate an EDCHKDD data set to the TSO/ISPF session either through the TSO logon procedure or CLIST. The EDCHKDD data set contains the runtime options EDCHEK (command !JCK or EJCK) uses from a TSO/ISPF Edit session.
The following EDCHKDD statement is a sample in the TSO logon proc:
//EDCHKDD DD DSN=CAI.CAIOPTN(CAZ1SEDA),DISP=SHR
Several examples are in data set CAI.CAZ2OPTN(CAZ1SEDx). The most commonly used member is CAZ1SEDA, which contains the AUTOPROC option:
EDCHEK TSOE - AU
Additionally, you can add options to override your default options. In the following example, option NOLIST prevents the wrap around output, and option EDCHEL expands procedures:
EDCHEK TSOE NOLIST NOSXREF EDCHEL - AU
If you are not using AUTOPROC (NOAU), then CAZ2OPTN(CAZ1SEDP) can be used and the procedure libraries must be manually allocated as follows:
EDCHEK PROC(PROC00) ALLOC FI(PROC00) DA(SYS1.PROCLIB) ALLOC FI(*) DA(SYS2.PROCLIB) ALLOC FI(*) DA(USER.PROCLIB) ALLOC FI(PROC01) DA(USER2.PROCLIB) GO
The CA JCLCheck runtime options are derived from different sources and are processed in the following order:
The list of options in effect, that always display in the CA JCLCheck report, reflect the runtime options used.
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