The systems programmer at your site can change the standard defaults by modifying the JCLDFLT CSECT during installation. JCLDFLT contains the standard defaults that CA JCLCheck provides. The defaults that are shown here are the supplied defaults.
CTLSCAN FULLLIST JOB LIST PXREF(RPT) XREF
You can nullify a default option by specifying the option keyword (or its recognized abbreviation) preceded by NO. For example, to request the CA 1 (TMS) program product support feature and negate the FULLLIST option, specify it as follows:
// EXEC JCLCHECK,PARM='TMS NOF'
CA JCLCheck evaluates the requested options at the start of JCL processing. Any errors in the option specifications can cause CA JCLCheck to bypass the option request, substitute a default option, or terminate its execution immediately with a return code of 16. CA JCLCheck displays a complete list of the options in effect (from either the PARM field or the supplementary OPTIONS file). CA JCLCheck also displays any warning or error messages that are associated with those option specifications, and a complete list of the options in the message output that precedes the standard CA JCLCheck reports.
Note: For more information about runtime options, see the Command Reference Guide.
The following example shows the JCLDFLT CSECT:
JCLDFLT CSECT
DC AL2(OPTLEN)
OPT DC C'CTL FULL JOB LIST XREF PXREF(RPT) '
OPTLEN EQU *-OPT
END
When defining the options in this CSECT, apply the following rules:
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