The following table describes the parameters that the utility receives from the JCL procedure:
Parameter
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Description
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JES
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Whether to verify that the JES2 or JES3 statements are correct. Valid values are:
- Y - Yes
- N - No
- D - as Defined by the JESTTMNT parameter in the CTJPARM member. Default
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FV
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Whether to perform dataset verification. Valid values are:
- Y - Yes
- N - No
- S - exclude SPACE check
- U - perform file validation, without issuing any relevant messages, recommended for use with the Utility validation (UT=Y)
- D - as Defined by the DSNEXIST parameter in the CTJPARM member. Default
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FA
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Whether to verify file access privileges. Valid values are:
- Y - Yes
- N - No
- D - as Defined by the DSNACCSS parameter in the CTJPARM member. Default
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STDR
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Whether to use the Control-M JCL Verify rules to verify site standards. Valid values:
- Y - Yes
- N - No
- D - as Defined by the STDR parameter in the CTJPARM member. Default
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ME
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Whether to verify that the load modules exist. Valid values are:
- Y - Yes
- N - No
- D - as Defined by the PGMCHECK parameter in the CTJPARM member. Default
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ML
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The minimum level of message severity to be issued. Valid values are:
- I - Information - all messages are issued.
- W - warning messages and errors are issued.
- E - Only error messages are issued
- D - as Defined by the MSGLEVEL parameter in the CTJPARM member. Default
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CTM
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Whether to resolve Control-M AutoEdit variables in the job. Valid values are:
- Y - Yes
- N - No
- D - as Defined by the CTMVARS parameter in the CTJPARM member. Default
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UT
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Whether to verify the syntax of the IBM utilities (for details, see JCL and syntax verification in the Control-M/JCL Verify User Guide) and the DB2 related validation.
Valid values are:
- Y - Yes
- N - No
- D - as Defined by the SUPUTIL parameter in the CTJPARM member. Default
Note:
- If the existence and the attributes of the datasets used in the IBM utilities must be verified, set FV=Y or FV=U, as described above in this table for the FV parameter.
- DB2 validation requires additional steps. See the "Enabling DB2 Support" section in the INCONTROL for z/OS Installation Guide: Installing.
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If any of the PROCEDURE parameters are omitted, the default values are used.