The AUTOPROC runtime option enables CA JCLCheck to extract the current procedure library configuration (PROCLIB) from the JES2 or JES3 address space. Therefore, you do not have to manually allocate your proclibs when running CA JCLCheck. As best practice, enable the AUTOPROC option.
Instances occur when you must search a user procedure library before the system procedure libraries. You can accomplish this task by using the CA JCLCheck runtime option OPROC(ddname).
Before you run CA JCLCheck, specify the DD name on the OPROC option. The DD name must define the procedure libraries that you want to search ahead of the system procedure libraries. If executing CA JCLCheck from ISPF (using the EDCHEK or the ISPF panels), the OPROC DD name must be preallocated. If defining overriding procedure libraries to a DD name is not feasible, runtime option OPROCLIB(library) can be used instead. The OPROCLIB option is mutually exclusive with OPROC. Multiple OPROCLIB(library) statements can be specified, and the library that is defined to OPROCLIB must exist on the system where CA JCLCheck runs.
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