You are responsible for a batch job that processes customer data. If the data contains errors, you want the job to abend with a custom abend code. How would you achieve this using JCL?
- Using COND parameter
- Using IF condition
- Using RESTART parameter
- Using SET statement
By using an IF condition in JCL, you can check for errors in the processed data. If errors are detected, you can specify a custom abend code to terminate the job, ensuring that any subsequent processing steps are not executed.
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