To answer this question, you need to understand the concept of job cards in a computing environment.
In a computing environment, a job card is a control card used to provide information about a job to the operating system. It specifies various parameters and options for the job, including the maximum amount of CPU time allowed for the job to execute.
The option TIME=1440 on a job card means that there is no CPU time limit set for the job. The job can utilize as much CPU time as required to complete its execution without any restrictions.
Let's go through each option to understand why it is correct or incorrect:
Option A) CPU time is 1440 - This option is incorrect because TIME=1440 indicates that there is no CPU time limit set, not that the CPU time is specifically 1440.
Option B) Run time is 1440 - This option is incorrect because TIME=1440 does not refer to the run time of the job. It specifies the absence of a CPU time limit.
Option C) No CPU limit for the job - This option is correct because TIME=1440 means that there is no CPU time limit set for the job.
Option D) Give S322 abend after 1440 CPU time - This option is incorrect because TIME=1440 does not imply that the job will receive an S322 abend (abnormal end) after 1440 CPU time. It indicates the absence of a CPU time limit.
Therefore, the correct answer is option C) No CPU limit for the job. This option is correct because TIME=1440 means that there is no CPU time limit set for the job.