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Course Code:	MV 71
Course Abstract:	This course begins with a review of the basic JCL parameters and moves into additional parameters and functions of JCL including condition codes, concatenating data sets, JES statements, procedures, and utilities.
Audience:	This course is designed for programmers and/or operations personnel who are already familiar with the basics of JCL and want to know more.
Duration:	2 days
Learning Outcomes:	Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to: > Recognize the use of condition codes > Explain the purpose of JES statements > Identify the purpose of generation data groups > Identify how to code procedures using symbolic parameters and how to make JCL overrides to procedures
Course Topics:	JOB and EXEC Statements JOB and EXEC statement parameters PARM and COND on the EXEC statement JOBLIB and STEPLIB statements Condition code checking Using the IF/THEN/ELSE/ENDIF structure for condition code processing Data Definition Statement DD statement parameters DSN, DISP, UNIT, SPACE, DCB, LABEL and VOLUME Allocating Partitioned Data Sets - Directory Space Considerations Buffers Effects of blocking Unit Affinity parameter Data Set Labels SYSOUT, COPIES, OUTLIM and parameters DD DATA and DD DUMMY parameters SEGMENT and FREE parameters Concatenating DD statements Using referbacks IEFBR14 SMS (Storage Management Subsystem) parameters AVGREC, DATACLAS, DSNTYPE, KEYOFF, LIKE, MGMTCLAS, RECORG, REFDD, SECMODEL and STORCLAS OUTPUT and JES Statements OUTPUT JCL and DD statement JES2 statements: JOBPARM, OUTPUT, ROUTE and SETUP JES3 statements: FORMAT and MAIN Generation Data Groups GDG overview Building GDG index Relative generation numbers Sample JCL using GDGs Procedures Cataloged and instream procedures Using symbolic parameters JCLLIB Statement INCLUDE Statement SET statement JCL overrides to EXEC and DD statements Concatenating symbolic parameters RESTART parameter Utilities IEBGENER IEBCOPY IEHMOVE IEHPROGM IDCAMS SORT
Prerequisites:	A general understanding of the mainframe environment is assumed (familiarity with TSO/ISPF, submitting jobs and reviewing job output).

z/OS MVS Job Control Language Advanced Course

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