Explain the difference between COND=ONLY and COND=ONLY,ONLY in JCL.
- Both conditions must be met for successful completion
- The first condition is for successful completion only
- The first condition is for successful completion only, twice
- The second condition is for successful completion only, twice
COND=ONLY specifies that the step should be executed only if the return code is zero, while COND=ONLY,ONLY specifies it should be done twice.
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