What is the difference between the EXIT statement and the IF statement in JCL?
- EXIT statement and IF statement serve the same purpose in JCL
- EXIT statement is used to conditionally terminate a job step, whereas IF statement is used for unconditional branching in JCL
- EXIT statement specifies a condition to end a job step or job, while IF statement is used for conditional execution within a JCL
- IF statement is used to end a job, while EXIT statement is for conditional branching
The EXIT statement is used for conditional termination, whereas IF statement is for conditional execution in JCL
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