You have a critical batch job that must run as soon as possible. How would you set the job's priority using the CLASS parameter in the JOB statement?
- Specify a higher priority class, such as Z
- Specify a lower priority class, such as A
- Specify a priority class based on job complexity
- The CLASS parameter is not used for setting priority
In JCL, the CLASS parameter allows specifying the priority of a job, with class A being the highest priority and class Z being the lowest. Hence, a higher priority class, such as Z, would ensure the job runs as soon as possible.
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