DO IF
DO ELSE
DO ENDIF

Provide Boolean "IF" logic capability allowing for alternative actions to be performed.

Y

Y

Y

DO WHILE
DO ENDWHILE

Enable use of repetition (loop) logic allowing for repeated DO actions for as long as a specified condition is met.

Y

Y

Y

DO RETURN

Exits from the rule and returns to Control-M/JCL Verify to continue with the next rule.

Y

Y

N

DO ENDSTMT

Exits from the rule and continues with the next JCL statement.

Y

Y

N

DO QUITMEM

Exits from the rule and continues with the next job or procedure.

Y

Y

N

DO REXX

Calls user exit written in REXX.

Y

Y

N

DO SET

Assigns a value to a user defined or AutoEdit variable.

Y

Y

Y

DO MSG

Defines a message to be displayed in the output.

Y

Y

Y

DO ADJMSG

Suppresses Control-M JCL Verify messages or changes their severity in a dynamic manner.

Y

N

N

DO ENFORCE

Assigns a value to a variable to enforce in a JCL statement.

N

Y

N

DO IAFTER

Inserts a new record after the current JCL statement.

N

Y

N

DO IBEFORE

Inserts a new record before the current JCL statement.

N

Y

N

DO ICMNTB

Inserts a new comment before a specified comment number. Available only for ON INIT.

N

Y

N

DO ICMNTA

Inserts a new comment after a specified comment number. Available only for ON INIT.

N

Y

N

DO REPCMNT

Replaces a specified comment number with a new comment. Available only for ON INIT.

N

Y

N

DO DELCMNT

Deletes a specified comment number. Available only for ON INIT.

N

Y

N

DO DELREC

Deletes the current JCL statement.

N

Y

N

DO COMMENT

Specifies the starting position of a comment within a JCL statement.

N

N

Y

DO KEYWORDS

Specifies the maximum number and column range of keywords in a JCL statement.

N

N

Y

DO POS

Specifies the maximum number and column range of positionals in a JCL statement.

N

N

Y

DO ONTYPE

Specifies the starting position of a JCL statement type (JOB, EXEC, DD) in the JCL statement.

N

N

Y

DO CONT

Specifies the starting position of the continuation of a JCL statement.

N

N

Y

DO ARRANGE

Specifies the order of the keywords in a JCL statement, according to a JCL statement type (JOB, EXEC, DD).

N

N

Y