Example 3

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The following example shows the JCL statements to check an IOCP input file. IOCP requires SYSLST for the output data set and sends reports there.

// JOB   IOCP1 
// ASSGN SYSLST,cuu 
// ASSGN SYSIPT,cuu 
// ON $RC GE 8 GOTO $EOJ 
// EXEC  PGM=ICPIOCP,SIZE=AUTO 
/* 
/&

In the example:

JOB

Specifies the JOB statement.

SYSLST

Specifies the printer to receive messages and reports. You must assign SYSLST to a physical printer or to a VSE/POWER spooled printer. (IOCP records contain ANSI device control characters and have a length of 133 bytes.)

SYSIPT

Specifies the device that contains the input data set, which consists of statements with a record length of 80 bytes. You can assign SYSIPT to a disk, tape, or card reader.

ON $RC GE 8 GOTO $EOJ

Specifies that if IOCP ends with an error (return code of 8 or greater), job processing ends.

EXEC

Specifies the EXEC statement with the following options coded:

PGM=ICPIOCP: Specifies that you want to run the ICPIOCP program.
SIZE=AUTO: Specifies that the IOCP program uses the remaining partition size for GETVIS or IARV64.