This macro describes JES control statements and you code it as follows:
$JESCTL verb -,PTB=name-
-,XJBSIZE=value-
-,EXIT=name-
[,LOAD=:NO|YES]
Required variable unless you code it at end of the table.
It is 12 alphanumeric characters in length.
It specifies the verb on the JES2 control statement CA JCLCheck is analyzing.
Specifies the external name of a pointer table defining the syntax and analysis of the control statement.
See the Table Modifications section in this guide. The name you specify must appear on a CSECT or ENTRY statement. If you omit this parameter, CA JCLCheck does not analyze the JES2 statement's operands.
CA JCLCheck requires this parameter if you specify the PTB operand; specifies the size, in bytes, of the XJB CA JCLCheck requires to contain the flags and extracted values when analyzing the JES2 control statement.
CA JCLCheck ignores this operand if you omit the PTB operand.
Specifies the external name of an exit routine CA JCLCheck uses when it encounters the JES2 control statement.
CA JCLCheck performs requested operand analysis before it enters the exit. CA JCLCheck enters the JES2 control statement exits with the registers set up as they are for a JES statement exit. For a full description of exit routine coding conventions, register assignments, and related topics, see User Exits.
YES loads the exit at runtime. NO links the exit to CA JCLCheck.
Default: NO
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