You have a JCL job step with both IF and ELSE statements. Describe a real-world scenario where this setup would be useful.
- Handling Variable Input Conditions
- Managing Job Abends
- Managing Multiple Output Paths
- Streamlining Conditional Processing
In scenarios where a job can take different paths based on conditions, using IF and ELSE statements helps manage multiple output paths efficiently. This is useful for conditional processing based on variable input conditions.
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