Explain the significance of the ELSE statement in JCL's conditional processing.
- Indicates the end of the conditional processing block
- Specifies an alternate condition
- Terminates the job if the IF condition is false
- Used for error handling in JCL
The ELSE statement in JCL's conditional processing specifies an alternate condition to be tested
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