The CONTROLR step is a special processing step that is automatically generated by Control-M/Restart and inserted into the JCL of the job when Control-M/Restart processing is requested. The CONTROLR step provides the necessary instructions for the appropriate Control-M/Restart processing of the job.
The particular instructions included in the CONTROLR step depend not only on the type of processing requested, but on relevant parameters that can be taken from any of various sources:
These are described in the customization section of the INCONTROL for z/OS Installation Guide.
Table 25 describes the members that can be found in this library.
Table 25 Control-M/Restart PARM Library Members
Member |
Description |
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$DEFAULT |
Parameters defined in this member apply to all jobs processed by Control-M/Restart |
Local members |
A local member and the parameters it contains are dedicated to, and apply to, a particular job. Parameters in a local member override parameters in the $DEFAULT member for the particular job. |
$EXCLUDE |
This member is used to indicate DD statements and data set names to be excluded from Control-M/Restart processing. |
$KEEP |
This member is used to indicate the names of data sets that must not be deleted by Control-M/Restart. |
The parameters of the $DEFAULT (and local) members, and the format of the $EXCLUDE member, are described below.
Parameters in a job scheduling definition override corresponding defaults specified in the CTRPARM member in the IOA PARM library, and override defaults specified in the $DEFAULT member or local members in the Control-M/Restart PARM library.
These are relevant only to those specific steps of the job and override all other corresponding instructions.
These parameters override any previously specified parameters, except those specified in special DD statements placed in specific JCL jobs steps in the job.
Although generation of the CONTROLR step is automatic, manual adjustment of the CONTROLR step is permitted.
This chapter contains a description of the CONTROLR step, followed by a description of the control parameters specified in the Control-M/Restart PARM library.
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