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JCL Statement Reformatting Options

JCL statement reformatting options specify how to reformat the JCL for JCLNeat.

CEC

Specifies the ending column number to use on a JCL statement for placement of keywords and associated data before generating a continuation statement.

Additionally, the following statement level options for each specific JCL statement are available:

• CECJ—for JOB statements
• CECEX—for EXEC statements
• CECDD—for DD statements
• CECIF—for IF/ELSE/ENDIF statements
• CECIN—for INCLUDE statements
• CECJL—for JCLLIB statements
• CECOP—for OUTPUT statements
• CECPR—for PROC/PEND statements
• CECS—for SET statements
• CECCN—for CNTL/PRINTDEV/ENDCNTL statements

CSC

Specifies the starting column number for the first keyword on each JCL statement.

Additionally, the following statement level options for each specific JCL statement are available:

• CSCJ—for JOB statements
• CSCEX—for EXEC statements
• CSCDD—for DD statements
• CSCIF—for IF/ELSE/ENDIF statements
• CSCIN—for INCLUDE statements
• CSCJL—for JCLLIB statements
• CSCOP—for OUTPUT statements
• CSCPR—for PROC/PEND statements
• CSCS—for SET statements
• CSCCN—for CNTL/PRINTDEV/ENDCNTL statements

DCBS

Controls splitting of the DCB subparameters across several statements.

JOBF

Specifies formatting of the JOB statement.

OPSC

Specifies the starting column number for the JCL operator on the reformatted JCL statement.

Additionally, the following statement level options for each specific JCL statement are available:

• OPSCJ—for JOB statements
• OPSCEX—for EXEC statements
• OPSCDD—for DD statements
• OPSCIF—for IF/ELSE/ENDIF statements
• OPSCIN—for INCLUDE statements
• OPSCJL—for JCLLIB statements
• OPSCOP—for OUTPUT statements
• OPSCPR—for PROC/PEND statements
• OPSCS—for SET statements
• OPSCCN—for CNTL/PRINTDEV/ENDCNTL statements

PACK

Specifies the maximum number of keyword parameters that can be placed between the starting and ending columns.

Additionally, the following statement level options for each specific JCL statement are available:

• PACKJ—for JOB statements
• PACKEX—for EXEC statements
• PACKDD—for DD statements
• PACKIF—for IF/ELSE/ENDIF statements
• PACKIN—for INCLUDE statements
• PACKJL—for JCLLIB statements
• PACKOP—for OUTPUT statements
• PACKPR—for PROC/PEND statements
• PACKS—for SET statements
• PACKCN—for CNTL/PRINTDEV/ENDCNTL statements

REXXMEM

Specify the REXX member name for standards and manipulation of JCL.

When specifying REXXMEM in ISPF panels JCKN01 or JCK0205, you can use standard IBM member pattern characters to display a member list for the data sets that are allocated to your SYSEXEC DD. Use the asterisk (*) for multiple characters and the per cent sign (%) for a single character. Select the member that you want to use from the list and press Enter. The selected member name fills in as the REXXMEM value.