%%#JCLTYPE

The type of JCL statement (for example, DD, EXEC, and JOB).

%%#MEMBER

The JCL statements member name.

%%#LIBRARY

The library name containing the JCL member.

%%#ENVRN

The environment specified in the invocation.

%%#SCHDLIB

The scheduling library with the job definition (if verifying Control-M job definition).

%%#SCHDTAB

The scheduling table name (if verifying Control-M job definition)

%%#SCHDJOB

The scheduling job name (if verifying Control-M job definition) it will be equal to %%#MEMBER.

%%#STATNUM

The statement number (after the procedures and Control-M cards are added). During INIT the value of %%#STATNUM is set to zero.

%%#DDJOB

The number of DD in job.

%%#STPJOB

The number of steps in job.

%%#STPJOBO

The number of steps in job, not including steps added by the resolved procedures

%%#LINJOB

The number of lines/records in job.

%%#DDSTP

The number of DDs in step.

%%#REQUSER

The user ID of the one who performed the validation, Reformat, or Enforcement process.

%%#RULENAME

Name of the rule that is invoked.

%%#RULETBL

Name of the rule table that is invoked.

%%$RC

The highest return code attained up until the current point in the procedure. The format is: RETURN   RC 0000 RS X' 0000 '

%%$RS

The highest reason code attained up until the current point in the procedure. Expressed in HEX code. The format is:
RETURN   RC 0000 RS X' 0000 '

%%$JCL#

Under site standard rules: Total number of lines in the member (including in-stream data sets) and the number of lines from the expanded procedures and included JCL. The total number equals the number of lines in the JVER batch output minus all JVER messages.

Note: The value of JCL# can change from one execution to the next due to changes in the external procedures or included JCL.

Under Enforcement/Reformat rules: Total number of lines in the original JCL.

%%$JCLn

Under site standard rules: The nth line in the JVER output, as described above. Up to 72 characters in the record.

Note: The value of JCLn can change from one execution to the next due to changes in the external procedures or included JCL.

Under Enforcement/Reformat rules: The nth JCL line in the original JCL.

%%$JCLCURF

Resolves to the index of the first JCL card of the current JCL statement that corresponds to the current ON for which the current rule has been triggered.

Note: Under Enforcement/Reformat rules, only the original JCL cards are included.

%%$JCLCURL

Resolves to the index of the last JCL card of the same statement.

Note: Under Enforcement/Reformat rules, only the original JCL cards are included.

%%$MEMTYPE

Resolves to the JCL type, either PROC or JOB.

%%#INPNODE

INPut NODE: The NODE parameter as specified by the user in the parameters provided for the verification/enforcement/reformat request.

%%#INPSYSTEM

INPut SYSTEM: The SYSTEM parameter as specified by the user in the parameters provided for the verification/enforcement/reformat request.

%%#INPIOAENV

INPut IOAENV: The IOAENV/IOA ENV parameter as specified by the user in the parameters provided for the verification/enforcement/reformat request.

%%#INPAR

INPut AR: The AR/AUTO ROUTE parameter as specified by the user in the parameters provided for the verification request.

If AR/AUTO ROUTE=D or unspecified then the value that is specified by the CTJPARM AROUTE parameter is used and shown.

%%#REQIOAENV

REQuest IOAENV: The QNAME where the verification/enforcement/reformat request was originated.

%%#REQSYSTEM

REQuest SYSTEM: The name of the SYSTEM where the verification/enforcement/reformat request was originated.

%%#REQCTJMON

REQuest CTJMON: The name of the CTJMON where the verification/enforcement/reformat request was originated.

%%#SUBIOAENV

SUBmission IOAENV: The QNAME where the verification/enforcement/reformat request was submitted.

%%#SUBSYSTEM

SUBmission SYSTEM: The name of the SYSTEM where the verification/enforcement/reformat request was submitted.

%%#SUBCTJMON

SUBmission CTJMON: The name of the CTJMON where the verification/enforcement/reformat request was submitted.

%%#EXEIOAENV

EXEcution IOAENV: The QNAME where the verification/enforcement/reformat request was executed.

%%#EXESYSTEM

EXEcution SYSTEM: The name of the SYSTEM where the verification/enforcement/reformat request was executed.

%%#EXECTJMON

EXEcution CTJMON: The name of the CTJMON where the verification/enforcement/reformat request was executed.

%%$CMNTn

Resolves to the comment card of the corresponding number. Available only for ON INIT rules.

• %%$CMNT0 resolves to the total number of comment cards.
• %%$CMNT1 resolves to the first comment card text.
• %%$CMNTn resolves to the nth comment card text.

%%$CMNTn system variables cannot be changed with a DO ENFORCE command. To change a comment card, use the DO REPCMNT command.

%%$DATE

The current system date, in the format yymmdd.

%%$ODATE

The current ODATE (when invoked from a Control-M interface). The current ODATE (when invoked from a Control-M interface).

%%$CENT

The first two digits in the current year

%%$DAY

The current system day, in dd format.

%%$JULDAY

The current system day, in jjj format.

%%$MONTH

The current system month, in mm format.

%%$RDATE

The installation current working date, in yymmdd format.

%%$RDAY

The installation current working day, in dd format.

%%$RJULDAY

The installation current working day of the year, in jjj Julian format.

%%$RMONTH

The installation current working month, in mm format.

%%$RWDAY

The current working day of the week, in d format, where d is 1 through 6 or 0. For example, 1=Sunday, 2=Monday, ...6=Friday, 0=Saturday.

%%$RYEAR

The installation current working year, in yy format.

%%$TIME

The time of day, in hhmmss format.

%%$WDAY

The current Gregorian day of the week in d format, where d is from 1 through 6 or 0. For example, 1=Sunday, 2=Monday, ...6= Friday, 0=Saturday.

%%$YEAR

The current system year, in yy format.