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SEV

The SEV option specifies the minimum severity level of errors to include on reports.

This option has the following format:

SEv(error-level)|NOSEV

Default: SEv(0)

Standard CA JCLCheck error messages are assigned the following values:

0

Informational

4

Warning

8

Error

12

Critical Error

16

Severe Error

Error messages that user exit processing generates can be assigned any value within the range of 0 through 16.

This option selectively suppresses messages that CA JCLCheck generates based on the numeric severity level.

Installations can also modify the severity of individual CA JCLCheck messages to any value in the range of 0 through 16.

Specifying SEV in combination with the MSGLEVEL(error) option, causes CA JCLCheck to use the severity that SEV specifies. MSGLEVEL(error) specifies severity level 8, which is the severity level that is overridden.

Example: Suppress Messages with Severity Less Than 8

The following example requests that CA JCLCheck suppress all informational and warning messages (any message with a severity value less than 8):

SE(8)