EXEC statement

Syntax

Parameters

label

The step name.

PGM

Specifies the name of an executable load module.

script name

Specifies the name of an existing pseudo-JCL script in the PDS allocated by data definition name (DDNAME) CCUPROC when the build server is started.

PARM

Specifies a parameter string that can contain embedded spaces and quotation marks. If you want to embed a quotation mark in the string, enter it between apostrophes ('"') or as two quotation marks (""). If you want to embed an apostrophe in the string, enter it as two apostrophes. For example, if the value of the substitution variable X is it and your pseudo-JCL has the field PARM='&X''s', the field in your pseudo-JCL acquires the following value:

PARM='it's'

AUTH

Indicates that the program to be executed is an APF authorized program.

YES (the default value)

The program is an APF authorized program.

NO

The program is not an APF authorized program.

COND

The following values apply:

code

The value to test against the return code in a specified prior step.

op

The comparison operator.

step

The name of the step that issues the return code.

IGNORERC

The following values are available:

YES

Tells the build server to ignore the return code from this step of the build script.

NO (the default value)

Tells the build server not to ignore the return code from the build script. The return code of the last step without IGNORERC=YES is the return code of the build.

For example, you might wish to have a final step in your build script, such as a cleanup of allocated temporary datasets, that takes place whether the build was successful or not. If so, the build server should not use the return code from this step to determine whether the build succeeded.