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JCL Standards #2

JCL Standards #2. Company Name. Using EXEC and DD statements. Identify where organizational programs and procedures are stored . Describe the organizational standards for EXEC and DD statements and why they are required. Step basics. Are there standards for step names?

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JCL Standards #2

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  1. JCL Standards #2 Company Name

  2. Using EXEC and DD statements • Identify where organizational programs and procedures are stored. • Describe the organizational standards for EXEC and DD statements and why they are required.

  3. Step basics • Are there standards for step names? • Description of the activity performed by the step

  4. COND parameters on the EXEC statement • How do we use them? • Common examples used in our JCL and what they indicate

  5. DD statement • Are there data set naming standards? • Which data set parameters do I need to code? • What about output-related parameters?

  6. Are there data set naming standards? • What data set names are allowed in your JCL? • What about temporary data sets?

  7. Which data set parameters do I need to code? • Which DD statement parameters are required for data sets? • What are the defaults if I do not enter any parameters?

  8. Output-related parameters • What sysout standards are there? • Which output-related parameters are required?

  9. Summary • Invoking programs and procedures • Standards used when creating data sets and output

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