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What is the difference between COND=ONLY and COND=EVEN in JCL?

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  • COND=EVEN
  • COND=EVEN is stricter
  • COND=ONLY
  • COND=ONLY is stricter
COND=EVEN checks for even return codes while COND=ONLY checks for only the specified return code
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