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COND=ONLY tells MVS to execute this job step ONLY IF a prior step in the same job abends. Is that correct?

  1. True

  2. False
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Explanation

COND=ONLY is a special condition parameter that causes a step to execute ONLY if a previous step in the job abended (abnormally terminated). This is different from normal COND logic which skips steps based on conditions. The statement correctly describes COND=ONLY behavior.

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