You can use CA JCLCheck as a CA Roscoe monitor in place of, or in addition to, the standard CA Roscoe JCL syntax checker. CA JCLCheck is invoked as a subtask of CA Roscoe so that use of CA JCLCheck has minimum impact on the rest of the CA Roscoe system.
To use the CA Roscoe/CA JCLCheck monitor, load the JCL that you want CA JCLCheck to analyze into the active workspace (AWS) and enter the following commands:
JCK [options]
Note: You can specify up to 64 bytes of CA JCLCheck options.
The following panel displays the results of invoking the JCK command on JCL that contains errors:
> APPLID(APPLROS) USER(STB,BELST02) > ...+...1...+...2...+...3...+...4...+...5...+...6...+...7...+...8 //STEP02 EXEC PGM=NOTTHERE CAY6093E PROGRAM "NOTTHERE" NOT FOUND //DD1 DD UNIT=DISK,SPACE=(TRK,0),VOL=SER=XYZZY CAY6077W NO "DISK" UNITS ARE AVAILABLE FOR "XYZZY" CAY6000 2 STATEMENTS FLAGGED IN JOB "BELST02A" MAXIMUM SEVERITY WAS 8
This panel displays the results of using the JCK command on JCL that does not have any errors:
> APPLID(APPLROS) USER(STB,BELST02) > ...+...1...+...2...+...3...+...4...+...5...+...6...+...7...+...8 CAY6000 NO STATEMENTS FLAGGED IN JOB "BELST02A" MAXIMUM SEVERITY WAS 0
The JCK command invokes CA JCLCheck to analyze the JCL and display all messages on the terminal. The data in the AWS is not disturbed.
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