Explain the significance of the REGION parameter in JCL and its impact on job execution.
- Controls the execution region of a program
- Sets the number of job steps allowed in a region
- Specifies the geographical region for job execution
- Specifies the region of memory for job execution
The REGION parameter in JCL specifies the amount of memory allocated for job execution
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