During a JCL execution, you encounter an issue with a SET statement-defined parameter. How would you debug and resolve the problem?
- Apply debug statements in JCL to trace SET parameter values
- Review job output logs and identify SET statement-related errors
- Use JCL simulator tools to analyze SET statement behavior
- Use conditional breakpoints in the JCL for SET statement analysis
Debugging involves reviewing job output logs for errors related to SET statements and using simulator tools to analyze behavior.
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