Command | Function |
ADD-CJC-ACTION | Initiates a CJC command sequence |
END-CJC-ACTION | Identifies the end of a CJC command sequence |
REMOVE-CJC-ACTION | Ends the effectiveness of a CJC command sequence |
SHOW-CJC-STATUS | Displays information about jobs currently working with conditional job control |
SKIP-COMMANDS | Branches conditionally within a command sequence |
WAIT-EVENT | Initiates a conditional wait state |
Table 26: Commands for conditional job control
In the CONDITION operand of the ADD-CJC-ACTION, SKIP-COMMANDS and WAIT-EVENT commands, a compound condition can be specified with the aid of job variable names and values. The section “Conditional expressions” is devoted to a detailed description of this central metaconcept “conditional expression”.
(The abbreviation CJC stands for Conditional Job Control.)
A complete description of the commands can be found in the “Commands” manual [1].