You are tasked with creating a JCL procedure that uses SET statements to allow for flexible job scheduling. Provide an example of how you would implement this.
- Define SET statements for schedule intervals and dynamically adjust job parameters based on SET values
- Establish SET parameters to automatically adjust job priority
- Incorporate SET statements to modify the job execution sequence dynamically
- Utilize SET to create conditional dependencies between JCL steps
SET statements can be used to define schedule intervals and dynamically adjust job parameters, providing flexibility in scheduling.
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