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    The document discusses the JOB statement in JCL (Job Control Language), which provides information to the operating system about a job. It describes six keyword parameters of the JOB statement - CLASS, PRTY, MSGCLASS, MSGLEVEL, TYPRUN, and NOTIFY - and provides their syntax and valid values. The CLASS and PRTY parameters specify the nature and priority of the job, MSGCLASS determines the output device for messages, MSGLEVEL controls which messages are printed, TYPRUN holds or checks the job, and NOTIFY directs where completion messages are sent. The next chapter topic is on the JOBLIB and STEPLIB parameters.

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    The document discusses the JOB statement in JCL (Job Control Language), which provides information to the operating system about a job. It describes six keyword parameters of the JOB statement - CLASS, PRTY, MSGCLASS, MSGLEVEL, TYPRUN, and NOTIFY - and provides their syntax and valid values. The CLASS and PRTY parameters specify the nature and priority of the job, MSGCLASS determines the output device for messages, MSGLEVEL controls which messages are printed, TYPRUN holds or checks the job, and NOTIFY directs where completion messages are sent. The next chapter topic is on the JOBLIB and STEPLIB parameters.

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    JCL TUTORIAL - IBM JCL MAINFRAME JCL INTRODUCTION BASI...

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    As we discussed in Chapter-1 , Three important input operations are 1. JOB 2. EXEC 3. DD

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    Now let us look at JOB statement

    Syntax of JOB Statement

    EXPLANATION to keyword parameters CLASS PRTY MSGCLASS MSGLEVEL TYPRUN NOTIFY

    1. CLASS - Some jobs can be short running, some jobs may take more time other may use havy resources. CLASS keyword parameter is used to tell to OS about the nature of job we are submitting. Syntax Valid values -> -> CLASS=jobclass Any alpha betical character between A - Z numbers between 0 - 9 //MYJOB JOB (3345Y),'KRISHNA REDDY',CLASS=K or

    Example JCL

    ->

    2. PRTY

    - It is related to CLASS parameter. It assigns priority to jobs which belong to the same class. Higher number takes precedence over the job with lower number. A job with priority of 12 will run before a job with priority 5. -> -> -> PRTY=priority Any value between 0 to 15 //MYJOB JOB (345Y),'KRISHNA REDDY',CLASS=8,PRTY=6

    Syntax Valid values Example JCL

    3. MSGCLASS - The MSGCLASS parameter determines the output device to which system messages and JCL messages are written Syntax Valid values -> -> MSGCLASS=output-class-name Any alpha betical character between A - Z number between 0 - 9 or

    Example JCL

    ->

    //MYJOB JOB (456Y),'KRISHNA REDDY',CLASS=7,PRTY=5,MSGCLASS=A

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    4. MSGLEVEL - is used to tell JCL, which messages to be printed in the device specified in MSGCLASS parameter Syntax Valid values -> -> MSGLEVEL=(statements,messages) Statements may be the number 0,1,2 and messages can be 0 or 1 STATEMENT 0 - Related to job statements only printed 1 - jcl will be printed (which includes all cataloged/symbolic parameters) 2 - only the input jcl statements being printed MESSAGES 0 - Allocation/termination messages will be printed If job terminates abnormally 1 - Allocation/termination messages will be printed regardless of whether the job terminates normally or abnormally. Example JCL -> //MYJOB JOB (3456Y),'SR',CLASS=8,MSGCLASS=S,MSGLEVEL=(1,1)

    5. TYPRUN - The TYPRUN parameter is used to specify whether job is to be held until further notice or for syntax checking Syntax -> TYPRUN=HOLD - Job held until further notice or TYPRUN=SCAN - Check Jcl for syntax checking

    Example JCL

    ->

    //MYJOB JOB (3456Y),'KRISHNA',CLASS=8,PRTY=9,TYPRUN=HOLD

    6. NOTIFY - The NOTIFY parameter is used to direct the system, where it has to send the success/failure message after completing the job. Syntax -> NOTIFY=userid/&SYSUID

    EXAMPLE JCL

    ->

    //MYJOB JOB (3456Y),'KRISHNA REDDY',CLASS=8,NOTIFY=&SYSUID &SYSUID - the userid from which user it has been submited //MYJOB JOB (34W5),'KRISHNA REDDY',CLASS=8,NOTIFY=ERT54 It send the sucess/failture message to ERT54 userid

    NEXT CHAPTER TOPIC : JOBLIB / STEPLIB

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