Tag: mainframe

P1

P2

P3

NONE OF THE ABOVE.

22

16

12

14

38

44

14

12

Subscripting enables us to write a more compact code in the procedure division.

Subscripting enables us to refer to any element of a table by the same data name with the facility of identifying the particular element through the values of subscript

Subscripting reduces the number of entries to be included in the data division.

Subscripting enables us to use loops in the procedure division.

The passing of job control information to the Job Entry Subsystem

The addressing of input resources

The performance of calculations

The sending of an email to the person who submitted the job

There is either a JCLLIB statement for the entire JOB, or a separate one for each EXEC

A JCLLIB statement can not have a statement name.

There can only be one JCLLIB statement per JOB.

A JCLLIB statement must be coded before the first EXEC statement.

Under no circumstances must a DD statement precede an EXEC statement.

The OPERATION JOB can be coded in position 4.

An OPERATION can be coded beyond position 72, as long as it starts before position 72.

A JCL OPERATION must be followed and preceded by at least one blank.

When TIME is added to a JOB statement, the entire job run time is limited to that amount

When REGION=0 is coded, the job will not execute due to the fact that no working storage

The COND parameter on JOB level will place the same condition on every EXEC statement,

TYPRUN=SCAN means that the entire JCL script will be checked for syntax and value

COND=(8,LE)

COND=(8,GE)

COND=(8,LT)

COND=(8,GT)

Step 1 can use 6 seconds of CPU time.

Step 2 has no time limitations.

Step 3 can use 15 seconds of CPU time.

Each step is limited to its specifically mentioned time, but the entire job can only use 10