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You can run the Control-M/JCL Verify product through several different interfaces and utilities:
Tab.JV.1.1 Methods for running Control-M/JCL Verify
Method |
Description |
Further information |
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CTJVER utility |
Verifies a JCL job before it is submitted, even jobs referred to from or contained inside Control-M definitions. CTJVER can either verify a single job or work in mass mode, verifying many jobs together. |
CTJVER - JCL Job Pre-Submission Verification in the INCONTROL for z/OS Utilities Guide |
CTJENR utility |
Performs reformatting or enforcement of JCL jobs. CTJENR can either process a single job or multiple jobs. |
CTJENR - JCL Job Reformatting and Enforcement in the INCONTROL for z/OS Utilities Guide |
CTJXVER edit macro |
A macro that you invoke from the ISPF editor to verify a JCL job before it is submitted, as well as to perform reformatting and enforcement of JCL jobs. |
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IOA and Control-M user interface |
Control-M JCL Verify can be invoked from the IOA Primary Option Menu for verifying, reformatting, or enforcing JCL jobs. When Control-M is installed, Control-M JCL Verify can be invoked from several Control-M user interface panels. |
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Control-M JCL Verify Application Program Interface (CTJAPI) |
An open interface between the application environment and Control-M JCL Verify, which enables your application program to access Control-M/JCL Verify services and to extract data into your own programs. |
The Control-M JCL Verify Application Program Interface (API) |
Note: Additional utilities can be used to run or access Control-M/JCL Verify in special cases. The CTJMRFLW utility validates JCL job work flows through the verification of the job order and dependencies. The CTJPLAN utility verifies JCL jobs that are scheduled for submission. For more information about these utilities, see the INCONTROL for z/OS Utilities Guide.
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