Multiple choice technology mainframe

Which is not a valid Entry mode in CA7

  1. SSCN

  2. AUTO

  3. DEMD

  4. SCHD

  5. None of these
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D Correct answer
Explanation

CA7 has specific entry mode codes: SSCN (scheduled submission), DEMD (demand/manual), and AUTO (automatic). SCHD is not a valid CA7 entry mode code - the correct terminology uses SSCN for scheduled jobs, not SCHD.

AI explanation

To answer this question, you need to have knowledge about CA7 and its entry modes. Let's go through each option to understand why it is correct or incorrect:

Option A) SSCN - This option is a valid entry mode in CA7. SSCN stands for "Start Schedule Command Normal." It is used to manually start a job or a set of jobs.

Option B) AUTO - This option is a valid entry mode in CA7. AUTO stands for "Automatic Job Submission." It is used to automatically submit jobs to CA7 for execution.

Option C) DEMD - This option is a valid entry mode in CA7. DEMD stands for "Demand Entry." It is used to manually submit a job or a set of jobs for immediate execution.

Option D) SCHD - This option is the correct answer. SCHD is not a valid entry mode in CA7. It is not a recognized entry mode and is not used in CA7.

Option E) None of these - This option is incorrect as there is at least one invalid entry mode, which is option D.

The correct answer is D. SCHD. This option is not a valid entry mode in CA7.

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