CA JCLCheck Runtime Options › Description of Runtime Options › PROC

PROC

The PROC option specifies an alternate ddname for the statement defining the procedure library.

This option has the following format:

PROc[(ddname, LIB|PAN)]|NOPROC

Default: PROc(SYSPROC)

ddname refers to a single data set DD statement or to a concatenation of procedure libraries.

LIB and PAN are optional parameters and explicitly request CA Librarian or CA Panvalet support using the specified ddname.

Note: When you specify the ddname and either the Lib or Pan subparameter, the ddname is limited to one data set and no concatenation.

• If you omit the option (or the ddname operand), CA JCLCheck uses SYSPROC as its procedure library DD statement.
• The PROC option is mutually exclusive with the AUTOPROC option.

Example: Specify Alternate Ddname

The following example points CA JCLCheck to the DD statement named TESTPROC for the procedure libraries:

PRO(TESTPROC)

Example: Specify Alternate Ddname and CA Librarian Access

The following example points CA JCLCheck to the DD statement named TESTPROC for the procedure libraries, and uses the CA Librarian access method for retrieval of records.

PRO(TESTPROC,LIB)

Note: Support is dynamic when you use the CA Librarian (LAM) or CA Panvalet (PAN) access method.