Describe a scenario where failing to properly manage data set de-allocation in JCL can lead to resource contention or inefficiency.
- Incorrect use of DISP parameters
- Lack of proper COND conditions
- Multiple dependencies without de-allocation
- Unused data sets leading to space issues
Failing to manage de-allocation can lead to unused data sets and potential space issues in the system.
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