What happens if the COND parameter is set to 'ONLY' in a JCL step, and the preceding step abends?
- The job will terminate if the preceding step abends
- The step will always execute regardless of the preceding step
- The step will execute only if the preceding step abends
- The step will execute only if the preceding step completes successfully
COND='ONLY' makes the step execute only if the preceding step completes successfully
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