You have a complex JCL job with multiple steps. Explain how you would use the SET statement to make the job more dynamic and parameterized.
- Apply SET to allocate dynamic datasets based on job input
- Leverage SET to control job execution based on external conditions
- Use SET to define symbolic parameters for values that change frequently
- Utilize SET to establish conditional logic for dynamic step execution
The SET statement in JCL allows the definition of symbolic parameters, enabling dynamic and parameterized job configurations.
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