You have two jobs, A and B. Job B must start only if job A completes successfully. Describe how you would set up job dependencies for this scenario.
- Using conditional statements
- Using in-stream procedure
- Using job dependencies
- Using job scheduling software
Job dependencies can be set up using job scheduling software like CA7 or IBM Tivoli Workload Scheduler. Alternatively, job dependencies can be defined using job control statements such as JOB or EXEC in JCL.
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