You can modify CA JCLCheck operation by assembling and linking in a number of parameter CSECTs. These include:
Supports CA ACF2 control statements.
(This CSECT was named ACF2TBL in prior releases of CA JCLCheck. The name has been changed to fit standard CA Technologies naming conventions.)
Supplies decoding tables for CA 7 schedule override control statements.
Supplies decoding tables for the DEST parameter on the DD statement and on the JES2 /*OUTPUT statement and for the destination field on the JES2 /*ROUTE statement.
Supplies unit name/device type equivalences for the no runtime option NORUNT.
(This CSECT was named CMSUTAB in prior releases of CA JCLCheck. The name has been changed to fit standard CA Technologies naming conventions.)
Supplies an Option Exclusion list.
Supplies decoding tables for the EXEC statement ACCT parameter.
Supplies the IMS Program Name Table.
(This CSECT was named IMSNMTBL in prior releases of CA JCLCheck. The name has been changed to fit standard CA Technologies naming conventions.)
Supplies default option values.
Provides the JCL decoding table:
MVS4XTBL - MVS version 4 and higher including z/OS
Supplies the CA JCLCheck Program Table.
Contains decoding tables for IBM Utility Control Statements.
Defines additional JES2 control statements.
Supports both JES3 and CA ACF2 control statements.
(This CSECT was named JESACF2 in prior releases of CA JCLCheck. The name has been changed to fit standard CA Technologies naming conventions.)
Support for JES3 control statements.
(This CSECT was named JES3TBL in prior releases of CA JCLCheck. The name has been changed to fit standard CA Technologies naming conventions.)
Supplies decoding tables for the JOB statement account field
Supplies text for the default JOB statement CA JCLCheck provides (CA JCLCheck uses this JOB statement when the input stream does not begin with a JOB statement).
Supplies decoding tables for z/OS operator commands.
Supplies decoding tables for the JES2 /*ROUTE control statement.
Supplies decoding tables for JES2/3 special JCL statements and subsystem control statements.
The following sections describe each of the CSECTs.
Note: For information about modifying and installing these CSECTs, see the Installation Guide.
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