The CA 7 initialization deck LOADDSNS keyword on the OPTIONS statement has a default of YES. This means that when a LOAD on a job occurs, data set information and requirements are built for jobs and added to the DB.3.1 Data Set Predecessors screen. If you have LOADDSNS=NO on the OPTIONS statement and MAINT: Y on the DB.1 job screen, then no data set requirements are automatically added.
Whether the requirement is attached to the job depends on the DB.1 job screen and/or the DB.6 Data Set Definition screen.
Scenario 1:
- If the DB.1 CPU Job Definition screen has MAINT: N and the DB.6 Data Set Definition screen has TYPE: NORM, the data set will be added as a requirement for that job in the queue.
Scenario 2:
- If the DB.1 CPU Job Definition screen has MAINT: Y and the DB.6 Data Set Definition screen has TYPE: NORM, the data set is always a satisfied requirement for this job in the queue.
Scenario 3:
- If the DB.1 CPU Job Definition screen has MAINT: N and the DB.6 Data Set Definition screen has TYPE: PERM , the data set will NOT be added as a requirement for that job in the queue.
Scenario 4:
- If the DB.1 CPU Job Definition screen has MAINT: Y and the DB.6 Data Set Definition screen has TYPE: PERM , the data set will NOT be added as a requirement for that job in the queue.