You have two critical jobs that need to run sequentially. How would you use job scheduling options to ensure that the second job starts only after the successful completion of the first job?
- Using the COND parameter to specify a condition code check
- Using the NOTIFY parameter to receive notification after job completion
- Using the PEND parameter to set the second job to pending state until the first job completes
- Using the TIME parameter to define specific execution times
The COND parameter is used to conditionally execute job steps based on the completion status of preceding steps. It ensures the second job starts only after the successful completion of the first job.
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