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This document outlines the organizational standards for using EXEC and DD statements in Job Control Language (JCL). It identifies where programs and procedures are stored and provides guidelines on step naming conventions. Detailed explanations are given for the activity performed by the step COND parameters and their usage. It addresses data set naming standards, required parameters, and the handling of output-related parameters. Additionally, it summarizes the invocation of programs, procedures, and the creation of data sets in accordance with company standards.
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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? • Description of the activity performed by the step
COND parameters on the EXEC statement • How do we use them? • Common examples used in our JCL and what they indicate
DD statement • Are there data set naming standards? • Which data set parameters do I need to code? • What about output-related parameters?
Are there data set naming standards? • What data set names are allowed in your JCL? • What about temporary data sets?
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?
Output-related parameters • What sysout standards are there? • Which output-related parameters are required?
Summary • Invoking programs and procedures • Standards used when creating data sets and output