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BYPRUNT

The BYPRUNT runtime option lets you select runtime checks to bypass. The BYPRUNT runtime option has 12 defined sub-options that enable individual runtime checks to be bypassed, that is, not done. All other runtime checks are made.

This option has the following format:

BYPRUnt(suboption1,suboption2,suboption3, . . . suboption12) | NOByprun

suboption

Specifies the runtime check to bypass.

Default: NOByprun

You can specify the following suboptions:

• CTL—Bypass utility control card checking.
• DB2—Bypass DB2 runtime checking.
• DSE—Bypass data set existence checking, including catalog management and tape management. This sub-option also bypasses MEM and PGM runtime checking.
• IMS—Bypass IMS runtime checking.
• JES—Bypass JES runtime checking.
• MEM—Bypass member existence checking (if DSE is not specified).
• PGM—Bypass program existence checking (if DSE is not specified).
• RGN—Bypass region size checking.
• SCE—Bypass SCHENV checking.
• SMS—Bypass SMS runtime checking.
• USS—Bypass USS runtime checking.
• VOL—Bypass volume and unit runtime checking.

Usage notes:

• The BYPRUNT and NORUNTIM options are mutually exclusive.
• The SECURITY option handles all security-related runtime checks. The SECURITY option is not part of or related to the BYPRUNT option.
• The following BYPRUNT sub-options are mutually exclusive with these CA JCLCheck options:
  • The DSE sub-option and the TLMS and TMS options.
  • The IMS sub-option and the IMS option.
  • The JES sub-option and the DESTCHK option.
  • The SCE sub-option and the SCHENV option.
  • The SMS sub-option and the SMS option. If the SMS sub-option is specified, CA JCLCheck does not use the active SMS configuration and does not simulate SMS processing.

Example: Bypass Runtime Checks

In this example, the DB2 and USS runtime checks are bypassed while executing all other runtime checks:

BYPRUNT(DB2,USS)

Example: Specify the BYPRUNT Runtime Option under EDCHEK

When running CA JCLCheck under EDCHEK, you have the flexibility to specify the BYPRUNT runtime option in one of two places:

• You can specify %EJCK BYPRUNT(suboption) on the ISPF EDIT command line.
• You can specify the BYPRUNT runtime option in the EDCHEKDD file as follows:

  EDCHEK PROC(PROC00)               - 
         LIST(EDCPRINT)             -
         BYPRUNT(DB2,USS) 
  ALLOC FI(PROC00)   DA(SYS1.PROCLIB) 
  ALLOC FI(*)        DA(SYS2.PROCLIB) 
  ALLOC FI(*)        DA(USER.PROCLIB)  
         GO 
  

Example: Specify the BYPRUNT Runtime Option in Batch

This example shows how to specify the BYPRUNT runtime option in a batch job:

//USERID1J JOB  '1234','DEVELOPER',MSGLEVEL=(1,1),CLASS=A,             
//         MSGCLASS=X,REGION=0M,COND=(0,LT),NOTIFY=&SYSUID
//JCLCHECK EXEC PGM=JCLCHECK,PARM='OPTIONS(JCLOPTS)',COND=(0,LT)       
//STEPLIB  DD   DSN=FID.JCK.CAILOAD,DISP=SHR     
//         DD   DSN=FID.JCK.CAIPLD,DISP=SHR       
//SYSTERM  DD   SYSOUT=*                                                
//SYSPRINT DD   SYSOUT=*                                                
//SYSUDUMP DD   SYSOUT=*                                                
//SYSPROC  DD   DSN=SYS1.PROCLIB,DISP=SHR            
//SYSIN    DD   DSN=USERID1.JCK.CNTL(JCKINPUT),DISP=SHR

//JCLOPTS  DD   *    
 BYPRUNT(DB2,USS)
//

Note: For information about using the BYPRUNT runtime option in ISPF, see the Runtime Options Panel (JCK14).