How can you use the PEND statement to control the execution of multiple job steps?
- By placing PEND after each job step to indicate their sequence.
- By specifying PEND with the JOB statement.
- By using PEND in conjunction with IF and ELSE conditions.
- PEND cannot control the execution of multiple job steps.
The PEND statement can be used with IF and ELSE conditions to control the flow of execution across multiple job steps.
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