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Whenever a Non-Held output appears on the spool in one of the defined generic classes, the Control-D monitor looks for a generic decollating mission that matches the job name. If a match is found, the sysout is decollated according to the defined mission parameters and deleted from the spool. If the $SYSIN system variable is set to Y in the decollation definition, then in-stream data (SYSINs) are also decollated. If no match is found, Control-D changes the priority of the sysout and continues to analyze the generic classes.
In JES3 sites, unmatched outputs written to the generic class are directed to another class as specified in parameter ESCAPCL in member CTDPARM.
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