JCLs
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What is JCLs?
JCL stands for Job Control Language. It is a scripting language used on IBM mainframe operating systems (like z/OS) to instruct the system on how to run a batch job or start a subsystem. JCL specifies what programs to run, what input files to use, and where to send the output. It's essentially the set of instructions that tell the mainframe OS what to do with a given workload.
What other technologies are related to JCLs?
JCLs Complementary Technologies
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COBOL
COBOL programs often utilize JCL to execute batch processes on IBM mainframes. JCL is used to manage and control the execution of COBOL programs in a mainframe environment.
CICS
CICS (Customer Information Control System) is a transaction processing system that runs on IBM mainframes. JCL is used to start and manage CICS regions and related batch processes.
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VSAM
VSAM (Virtual Storage Access Method) is a file storage system used on IBM mainframes. JCL is used to allocate, define, and manage VSAM datasets.
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Which job functions commonly mention JCLs?
Business Systems
23 Business Systems jobs mention JCLs
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Analyst
56 Analyst jobs mention JCLs
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Software Engineer
131 Software Engineer jobs mention JCLs
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Information Technology
33 Information Technology jobs mention JCLs
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Engineer
150 Engineer jobs mention JCLs
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Which organizations are mentioning JCLs?
Accenture Southeast Asia
Scientific and Technical Services
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