CA JCLCheck presents you with a member selection list.
The selected members move above a divider line (========), in the order specified by the numbering sequence.
-------------------- CA JCLCHECK/INVOCATION --------------------------- COMMAND ===> Option Selected: FOREGROUND Date: yyyy/mm/dd User: USER02 Time: 10:59 Data Set Name ===> 'CAI.APCMTL.CHQAJCL' Library Type ===> PDS (SEQ, PDS, PAN, LIB) Member ===> USER02 (Batch Submit -- Use * for all members) Volume Serial ===> (If Not CATALOGED) CPU-ID ===> (Multi-CPU Only, blank: This CPU) SYSTERM ===> (Y/N/P, Error Statement and Messages only) SYSPRINT ===> Y (Y/N/P, Reports 1-9 according to options ) Specify any additional options (FOR THIS RUN ONLY) below OPTIONS ===> CC(5) CT SP(RPT 65 NOALL) V OPTIONS ===> J F XREF PXR(RPT) SX RP ER( END) OPTIONS ===> SYN RUNT PDSR SXREF OPTIONS ===> SEC(DASD,STOR,MGMT,PROGRAM(DEFINE)) OPTIONS ===> SAVED ===> SAVED ===>
This causes CA JCLCheck to treat the jobs in these members as a series of consecutive, related job streams. There are dependencies from job to job. If a job deletes a data set and another job in that run has DISP=SHR, referring to the deleted data set, you receive an error in Report 6 - ERROR MESSAGES.
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