Explain the difference between "AFTER" and "WHEN COND" job dependencies in JCL.
- "AFTER" and "WHEN COND" are interchangeable
- "AFTER" specifies a job to run after the dependent job completes successfully
- "WHEN COND" is used to specify conditions for job execution
- Both "AFTER" and "WHEN COND" serve the same purpose
"AFTER" specifies a sequential relationship, while "WHEN COND" allows conditional execution
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