How are CCCHK statements processed?

Products

• ESP Workload Automation

Issue/Introduction

When coding multiple CCCHK statements what is the expected behavior.

                                     

Environment

Release : All

Component : ESP WORKLOAD AUTOMATION

Cause

Job ended due to the following CCCHK statements coded for the job.

CCCHK RC(4095)  STOP

and

CCCHK RC(4095) CONTINUE.

Resolution

Using Multiple CCCHK Statements:
For a single job, you can specify up to 254 CCCHK statements. When several CCCHKs are active for a single job, their effect is cumulative (unlike the CCFAIL statement). For example, one CCCHK statement might indicate a particular action, and other statements might indicate some exceptional cases.

The Statement Search Order and Statement Scope:
When each step in a job or procedure ends and produces a condition code, CCCHK initialization parameters and statements are searched for a match in the following order:

1. CCCHK statements in a job definition (in the order they occur)
        A matched statement affects the job the statement is code in.
2. CCCHK statements in an application definition (in the order they occur)
        A matched statement affects all jobs in the application the statement is  codedin.
3. CCCHK initialization parameters (in the order they occur)
       A matched statement affects all jobs and applications in the ESP subsystem (including proxies in a master and proxy system).
       When the first match is found, all other statements are ignored and the matching CCCHK is processed for the step.

Additional Information

CCCHK Specify Job Processing Based on Condition Codes