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OPROC

The OPROC option allows you to search a user-defined procedure library ahead of all normal IBM defaults.

This option has the following format:

OPRoc(ddname)|NOOProc

Default: NOOProc

ddname

Indicates the data definition name (already allocated) to search prior to normal search sequence. This ddname is used to resolve both PROC, as well as INCLUDE members.

Note: You must pre-allocate the ddname to use this option. For example, the ddname specified must appear in your JCL (for a batch execution). Alternatively, under TSO, you must pre-allocate the ddname using the ALLOC command or the logon procedure.

CA Librarian and CA Panvalet PROCLIB data sets cannot be properly allocated using the TSO ALLOCATE command since ALLOCATE does not support the SUBSYS parameter. CA JCLCheck provides JCLOPROC, a TSO command processor for this purpose. At the TSO READY prompt or ISPF Option 6, enter the following:

JCLOPROC 'dsn' ddname LIB|PAN

LIB is the default. Enter the data set name in quotes unless it is to be prefixed with your TSO user ID. If the command is successful, the READY prompt is returned. Otherwise, dynamic allocation error messages or a LOCATE error will be returned. The CA Panvalet PANALLOC command may also be used for this purpose.