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CA WA CA 7 Edition Parameters

This topic contains the CA WA CA 7 Edition parameters and the following example:

• Sample Parameter Data Set

This procedure describes how to specify the parameters.

Follow these steps:

1. Specify the CA WA CA 7 Edition parameters in a sequential file (including partitioned data set member).
2. Start the parameters in column 1 and stop on or before column 71.
3. Specify the parameters in any order (there is no correct parameter order).
4. Specify comment lines (if necessary) by placing an asterisk (*) in column 1. Do not add comments to the right side of the parameter value.

The following parameters are for CA WA CA 7 Edition:

SOURCE=s

Identifies the source of the job and is mandatory.

SOURCE=E means that the job is not necessarily defined to CA WA CA 7 Edition. The SOURCE=E-related fields specify which file to run variable resolution against and to which CA WA CA 7 Edition library to copy the input JCL to before resolution. When validating JCL under EDCHEK, SOURCE=E must be specified.

SOURCE=I means that the job is defined to CA WA CA 7 Edition. The actual JCL resides in a CA WA CA 7 Edition library. The user can override the library defined in the job definition by specifying the P_JCLLIB field.

Example: SOURCE=E

W_JCLLIB=index

Identifies the CA WA CA 7 Edition library the input file is copied to before resolution. You can specify this parameter as a symbolic (&aaaaa) or numeric (nnn) index. This parameter is mandatory when SOURCE=E.

Example: W_JCLLIB=&WORKJCL

MEMBER=member

Identifies the member name (in W_JCLLIB) to copy the input file to before resolution. This parameter is mandatory when SOURCE=E.

Example: MEMBER=PAYROLL9

JOB=jobname

Identifies the job name that is defined to CA WA CA 7 Edition, which CA JCLCheck validates. This parameter is mandatory when SOURCE=I.

Example: JOB=PAYROLL

P_JCLLIB=index

When SOURCE=I and the job is defined to CA WA CA 7 Edition, you can specify this parameter to override the library defined in the job definition. This parameter can be specified as a symbolic (&aaaaa) or numeric (nnn) index. This parameter is optional.

Example: P_JCLLIB=100

DATE=yyddd

Identifies the Julian date used in evaluating scheduled overrides (for example, #JI and #JO statements). This parameter is optional.

Example: DATE=11353

TIME=hhmm

Identifies the time used in evaluating scheduled overrides (for example, #JI and #JO statements). This parameter is optional.

Example: TIME=2000

SCHID=schid

Identifies the Schedule ID used in evaluating scheduled overrides (for example, #JI and #JO statements). This parameter is optional.

Example: SCHID=1

NODE=node

Identifies the CA WA CA 7 Edition CCI terminal interface node. If omitted, the default is the local node.

Example: NODE=A31SENF

INSTANCE=instance

Identifies the CA WA CA 7 Edition instance name. If omitted, the default is CA71.

Example: INSTANCE=C377

RECORD

Informs CA JCLCheck to record the resolution session. The record data is written to the partitioned data set allocated in the RECORD DD statement. Allocate this file as a PDS whose DCB is LRECL=500, RECFM=FB, and DSORG=PO. Under EDCHEK and ISPF, the name of this file must be specified in the JCKUSRC7 CLIST. In a batch job, the JCL deck must contain a RECORD DD statement.

Use this parameter only under the direction of CA Support.

Example: RECORD

RECORDSEQ

Informs CA JCLCheck to record the resolution session. The record data is written to a sequential data set allocated in the RECORDSQ DD statement. Allocate this file as a sequential file whose DCB is LRECL=500, RECFM=FB. Under EDCHEK and ISPF, the name of this file must be specified in the JCKUSRC7 CLIST. In a batch job, the JCL deck must contain a RECORDSQ DD statement.

Use this parameter only under the direction of CA Support.

Example: RECORDSEQ