How to suppress the JCLCheck reports when using EDCHEK (!JCK or %EJCK)?
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How to suppress the JCLCheck reports when using EDCHEK (!JCK or %EJCK)?

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Article ID: 24474

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Products

JCLCheck Workload Automation

Issue/Introduction

When using the EDCHEK function (%EJCK or !JCK) from within an ISPF Edit session, the JCLCheck reports are written to the console/terminal.  How to suppress the display of the reports?

 


 

 

Environment

Release: All

Component: JCLCheck Workload Automation

Resolution

Use runtime option NOLIST to suppress the JCLCheck reports.  This option can be added using one of the following methods:

1. Add "NOLIST" to the EDCHKDD DD data set that is allocated to your TSO session.  To locate this data set, execute command "TSO ISRDDN" from the command line, and edit the data set that is allocated to the EDCHKDD DD statement. If a LIST option is found, replace it with NOLIST.   Below is a sample.

********************************* Top of Data *******************************
EDCHEK TSOE NOLIST AU
******************************** Bottom of Data *****************************


2. Execute command "%EJCK NOLIST". Use this option if you do not want to modify the EDCHKDD data set.