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FLUSHRC

The FLUSHRC option sets the return code for CA JCLCheck when JCL is flushed.

This option has the following format:

FLUSHrc(nn)|NOFLushr

Default: FLUSHrc (64)

Should JCL exist between a NULL or EOJ statement and the next JOB statement, it is flushed when submitted for execution. When this condition is detected, CA JCLCheck uses a return code of 64 upon termination.

To override the return code value (1-256), use the FLUSHRC(nn) option.

Using FLUSHRC(0) suppresses message CAY6408I.

Note: When FLUSHRC(4) is specified and CA JCLCheck issues an error message with a return code of 8, CA JCLCheck terminates using the greater value, in this example 8. In other words, using the FLUSHRC option does not cause CA JCLCheck to use a lower return code than it would have already issued.