INSERT CPCOND

Insert a condition in the current plan.

ACTION=INSERT,RESOURCE=CPCOND,ADID=application_description,
                          IA=input_arrival_datetime,
                          OPNO=operation_number,
                          CONDID=condition_ID,
                          COUNT=condition_counter,
                          DESC=descriptive_text,
                          PREADID=predecessor_application_description,
                          PREIA=predecessor_input_arrival_datetime,
                          PREOPNO=predecessor_operation_number,
                          PREPSTEP=step_name,
                          PRESTEP=procedure_invocation_step_name,
                          PRETYPE=check_type,
                          PRELOG=logical_operator,
                          PREVRC1=predecessor_return_code_value1,
                          PREVRC2=predecessor_return_code_value2,
                          PREVST=predecessor_status;

application_description

Character (char(16)) can be generic (%*)

input_arrival_datetime

Date and time: YYMMDDHHMM

operation_number

Integer (integer(4))

condition_ID

Integer (integer(3))

condition_counter

Integer (integer(3)). Use it to define the rule type:

0

All the condition dependencies in this condition must be true

n>0

At least n out of the condition dependencies in this condition must be true

The default is 0.

descriptive_text

Character (char(16))

predecessor_application_description

Character (char(16))

predecessor_input_arrival_datetime

Date and time: YYMMDDHHMM

predecessor_operation_number

Integer (integer(4))

step_name

Character (char(8)). Use it to define a step level dependency. If the step is not in a procedure, this parameter identifies the job step name, otherwise it identifies the step name in the JCL procedure. It must correspond to the name of an EXEC PGM= statement.

procedure_invocation_step_name

Character (char(8)). Use it in conjunction with PREPSTEP when defining a step level dependency, only if the step is in a procedure, to identify the name of a step that invokes an in-stream or cataloged procedure. It must correspond to the name of an EXEC PROC= statement.

check_type

RC or ST (char(2))

logical_operator

Character (char(2)) can be:

GE

Greater than or equal to. Valid only for RC check type.

GT

Greater than. Valid only for RC condition type.

LE

Less than or equal to. Valid only for RC condition type.

LT

Less than. Valid only for RC check type.

EQ

Equal to.

NE

Not equal to. Use it to specify conditions on final statuses only.

RG

Range.

predecessor_return_code_value1

Character (char(4)). For values with less than four significant characters, use 0 as leading characters.

predecessor_return_code_value2

Character (char(4)) as second boundary in a range expressed by the RG logical operator. For values with less than four significant characters, use 0 as leading characters.

predecessor_status

Character (char(1)) valid only for ST check type