Event Selection parameters (ON parameters) specify which job events or JCL statements will trigger the processing to be performed by Control-M JCL Verify. Valid ON parameters are shown below.
Tab.JV.3.6 Event Selection Parameters (ON Parameters)
Parameter |
Description |
STDR |
ENF |
REF |
---|---|---|---|---|
ON INIT |
Specifies that the rule is triggered when a JCL job is about to be processed. Used to initialize user variables (for example, counters). |
Y |
Y |
N |
ON JOB |
Specifies that the rule is triggered by a JOB statement. Used for the JOB statement. |
Y |
Y |
Y |
ON EXEC |
Specifies that the rule is triggered by an EXEC statement. Used for the EXEC statement. |
Y |
Y |
Y |
ON DD |
Specifies that the rule is triggered by a DD statement. Used for the DD statement. |
Y |
Y |
Y |
ON END |
Specifies that the rule is triggered when a JCL job is ending. Used, for example, for cross JCL validations and counter checking. |
Y |
Y |
N |
ON STEPEND |
Specifies that the rule is triggered when a JCL step is ending. Used, for example, for cross JCL validations and counter checking. |
Y |
Y |
N |
ON INCLUDE |
Specifies that the rule is triggered by an INCLUDE statement. Used for the INCLUDE statements. |
Y |
Y |
Y |
ON PROC |
Specifies that the rule is triggered by a PROC statement. Used for the PROC statements. |
Y |
Y |
Y |
ON DDSYSIN |
Specifies that the rule is triggered by a SYSIN DD statement (either DD * or DD DATA). Used for the SYSIN DD statements. Site standards differs from enforcement in that site standards will not be triggered by data instream, but will be invoked for the entire concatenated DDNAME. |
Y |
Y |
N |
ON JCLLIB |
Specifies that the rule is triggered by a JCLLIB statement. Used for the JCLLIB statements. |
Y |
Y |
Y |
ON DDSYSOUT |
Specifies that the rule is triggered by a SYSOUT DD statement set to a specific value. Used for the DD statement with SYSOUT equal to the specified value. |
Y |
Y |
N |
When you specify an ON parameter and press Enter, the subparameters for this ON parameter are displayed. The combination of an ON parameter and its subparameters is called an ON statement.
Multiple ON statements, of the same type, can be specified in a rule. The Or/Not conjunctional parameter is used to link two or more ON statements.
For a general explanation of event selection parameters, see ON DD: Event Selection Parameter.
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