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How can you handle nested IF-THEN-ELSE conditions in JCL?

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  • Using PROCs
  • Using nested COND statements
  • Using nested JCL statements
  • Using symbolic parameters
Nested IF-THEN-ELSE conditions can be handled using nested COND statements
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When might you encounter issues or challenges related to the use of the PEND statement in complex JCL jobs?
In a mainframe environment, you need to create a JCL job that runs a program only if a specific dataset exists; otherwise, it should skip that step. How would you accomplish this using IF-THEN-ELSE conditions?

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