You are responsible for maintaining a set of JCL jobs. How would you troubleshoot issues related to EXIT statements in these jobs, and what are some common debugging techniques?
- Debugging EXIT statements involves checking job logs, reviewing system messages, and utilizing the JES2 and JES3 consoles for real-time monitoring.
- EXIT statements do not require troubleshooting, as they are processed automatically without errors.
- Employ a third-party debugging tool specifically designed for JCL EXIT statements.
- Use system logs to identify errors related to EXIT statements and leverage the JES2 and JES3 consoles to monitor the execution of JCL jobs.
Troubleshooting EXIT statements involves checking job logs, system messages, and utilizing JES2 and JES3 consoles for real-time monitoring of JCL job execution.
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