Explain a scenario where you would use the NOTIFY parameter in JCL and how it helps in job monitoring and notification.
- NOTIFY=(USER1, EMAIL1)
- NOTIFY=EMAIL1
- NOTIFY=NONE
- NOTIFY=USER1
The NOTIFY parameter in JCL is used to specify users or email addresses to be notified upon job completion. It helps in effective job monitoring and notification by alerting designated individuals or groups.
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