How to activate the AUTOPROC feature when using JCLCheck in ISPF?

Products

• JCLCheck Workload Automation

Issue/Introduction

The AUTOPROC feature is enabled by specifying runtime option AU.  How and where to specify AU when running JCLCheck in ISPF?

 

Environment

Release: All
Component: JCLCheck Workload Automation

Resolution

Executing JCLCheck from within an ISPF Edit session using command JCK, EJCK, or EDCHEK:

• Add option "AU" to the EDCHKDD control options data set.  The EDCHKDD options data set must be allocated prior to executing JCLCheck.  TSO command ISRDDN may be used to view a list of allocated DD names and their corresponding data set names.
  
  
• Execute command EJCK with option "AU" as a parameter, e.g., %EJCK AU

Executing JCLCheck from the JCLCheck ISPF panels interface: 

• Set variable 'AUTOP' to Y in CLIST JCKUSR.  This option will get populated to the JCLCheck ISPF panels and will be shown as "AU" in the list of runtime options.  If Alternate Proclib is also enabled, the AUtoproc option will override the Alternate Proclibs.   CLIST JCKUSR is allocated to TSO/ISPF SYSPROC DD.   

The AUTOPROC option can also be set globally by adding option 'AU' to the JCLDFLT table. This table is updated and activated by Usermod MZ1C024. 

The AUTOPROC option is mutually exclusive with runtime option "PROC(ddname)". When both options are specified, PROC(ddname) is ignored.

The AUTOPROC option is disabled when used with runtime option PREVEX.

The AUTOPROC option requires that JCLCheck runs as an APF-authorized task.

 

Additional Information

- The AUTOPROC feature is documented here:

https://techdocs.broadcom.com/us/en/ca-mainframe-software/automation/ca-jclcheck-workload-automation/12-0/building/installation-options/automatic-proclib-recognition.html

- Use runtime option OPROC or OPROCLIB to override the system proclib(s).  JCLCheck reads the proclib(s) set by OPROC or OPROCLIB first before searching the system proclib(s).