Validation Options specify how to validate the scanned JCL.
Bypasses all processing of the JES3 Route card.
Selects runtime checks to bypass.
Activates COBOL User Exit facility.
Activates condition code and IF/THEN/ELSE/ENDIF simulation.
Requests the use of the IBM Catalog Search Interface when doing catalog lookup and data set existence checking.
Requests that CA JCLCheck read and interpret control statements for certain IBM, CA, and user-defined utility programs.
Requests validation of remote destination names on DD statements and JES control statements.
Specifies the names of the assembler exits for CA JCLCheck to load dynamically.
Indicates that the JESCHEK option should perform runtime checks. This option is only valid in a JESCHEK environment.
Controls whether CA JCLCheck uses the default PROCLIBs instead of the procedure directories defined in the JCLLIB statement.
Causes CA JCLCheck not to look up data sets in the system catalog when you code UNIT and VOLSER data on the DD statement.
Affects the validation of JCL following an NJB statement that is preceded by a route XEQ statement.
Note: NJB is a JCL option for JES3 users only.
Suppresses the expansion of library procedures and includes.
Causes CA JCLCheck to search the default PROCLIB defined by the SYSPROC DD statement when CA JCLCheck does not find a cataloged procedure in the alternate PROCLIB.
Note: JES2 alternate PROCLIBs are defined in the job stream using a /*JOBPARM PROCLIB=ddname statement.
Causes CA JCLCheck to look up data sets in the catalog again when the step it is analyzing has a STEPCAT DD statement.
Activates the program and member existence checking and reporting feature.
Requests the runtime checking of JCL.
Activates validation of the scheduling environment.
Requests DASD space efficiency analysis.
Suppresses message CAY6158W when the file sequence count for DD statements that are stacking files on the same tape do not occur in sequential order.
Names the standard to use for scanning JCL.
You define the standard name using Job Control Standards.
Specifies the REXX EXEC member name.
CA JCLCheck fetches the member from the default library of the installation and it is specific to the site. (The IBM default is SYSEXEC DD.)
Eliminates spurious CAY6066E messages that CA JCLCheck issues for VSAM data sets, which are sub-allocations of a VSAM data space.
Requests syntax checking of JCL.
Specifies user-defined data that is passed to exits and the REXX interface.
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