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How to Configure CA JCLCheck to Resolve External Variables

As an application developer, you are responsible for the configuration of CA JCLCheck. To configure CA JCLCheck to resolve external variables from different scheduling products, you can use three different methods. The following diagram shows the three different methods:

This is a picture of three horizontal flowcharts showing the steps to resolve external variables using the CA JCLCheck EDCHEK feature, ISPF, and batch invocation.

Follow the procedures for the method that applies to your environment.

To Resolve External Variables using EDCHEK ISPF, follow these steps:

  1. Specify the Product and Parameters using EDCHEK ISPF Edit Macro
  2. Edit and Validate the Parameter Data Set using EDCHEK ISPF Edit Macro

To Resolve External Variables using ISPF, follow these steps:

  1. Specify the Product using ISPF
  2. Specify and Submit the Parameters using ISPF

To Resolve External Variables using Batch Invocation, follow this step:

  1. Specify the Product and Parameters in Batch