Explain the relationship between the PEND statement and conditional processing in JCL.
- The PEND statement is used for parallel processing in JCL.
- The PEND statement is used to define job dependencies in JCL.
- The PEND statement is used to specify the end of a JCL job.
- The PEND statement is used to terminate conditional blocks in JCL.
The PEND statement marks the end of a conditional block in JCL, influencing job flow based on conditions.
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