IBM JCL
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What is IBM JCL?
IBM's Job Control Language (JCL) is a scripting language used on IBM mainframe operating systems, primarily z/OS. It provides instructions to the operating system for running batch jobs, specifying what programs to execute, what data sets to use as input and output, and various system resources required. It's commonly used to automate tasks like data processing, report generation, and system maintenance.
What other technologies are related to IBM JCL?
IBM JCL Complementary Technologies
TSO/TPX
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TSO (Time Sharing Option) and TPX (Top Secret for CICS) are terminal emulators and session managers often used in conjunction with JCL for interacting with the mainframe. They provide the interface through which JCL jobs are submitted and monitored.
COBOL
COBOL is a programming language frequently used on mainframes and is often used in conjunction with JCL. JCL is the language used to instruct the operating system on how to execute COBOL programs and manage the datasets they use.
IBM DB2
IBM DB2 is a database management system often accessed from COBOL programs executed via JCL. JCL is used to allocate datasets required for DB2 and to run utilities related to DB2.
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