//*
//*   PROBLEM DESCRIPTION(S):
//*     TMVT807 -
//*       Support "SYSOUT=*" as in MVS.
//*
//*       Note that TMVT807 logically replaces usermod TMVT812.
//*       TMVS812 did not produce the expected results in a HASP
//*       environment.  TMVT807 alone will cause "SYSOUT=*" to
//*       generate the correct result in a vanilla (non-HASP)
//*       environment.  TMVT807 with HASP usermod THAS812 is
//*       necessary to get "SYSOUT=*" support with HASP.
//*
//*   COMPONENT:  360S-CI505-QBB2218
//*
//*   APARS FIXED: TMVT807
//*
//*   SPECIAL CONDITIONS:
//*     DEPENDENCY:
//*       The OS/VS linkage editor HEWLF064 must be available to
//*       permit IEFVFA and IEFVDA to be expanded with a patch
//*       area.
//*
//*     DOCUMENTATION:  Description of "SYSOUT=" parameter
//*       modified.
//*
//*       Publication:  OS/360 JCL Reference
//*       Form Number:  GC28-6704
//*
//*       The "Rules for Coding" section in the description of the
//*       SYSOUT parameter in the "DD" section of the manual is
//*       replaced by the following:
//*
//*         Rules for Coding
//*
//*           1.  The classname can be any alphameric character
//*               (A-Z, 0-9) or *.  If the classname is
//*               specified as *, the actual classname used for
//*               the SYSOUT parameter is the value of the
//*               MSGCLASS parameter specified on the JOB card
//*               or taken from system defaults.
//*
//*           2.  The form number is one to four alphameric and
//*               national (@,$, #) characters.
//*
//*           3.  If a program name and form nunmber are omitted,
//*               you need not enclose the classname in
//*               parentheses.
//*
//*           4.  The UNIT, SPACE, OUTLIM, UCS, FCB, and DCB
//*               parameters can be coded with the SYSOUT
//*               parameter.  Besides the mutually exclusive
//*               parameters listed below, other parameters
//*               coded with the SYSOUT parameter are ignored.
//*
//*           5.  The DISP, DDNAME, AFF, SEP, VOLUME, LABEL, SPLIT,
//*               and SUBALLOC parameters and the SYSOUT parameter
//*               are mutually exclusive parameters; therefore, if
//*               any of these parameters are coded, do not code
//*               the SYSOUT parameter.
//*
//*       Point 2 in the "Advantages to Coding the SYSOUT
//*       Parameter" section in the description of the SYSOUT
//*       parameter in the "DD" section of the manual is replaced
//*       by the following:
//*
//*           2.  The output data set and system messages from the
//*               job can be assigned to the same spooled output
//*               file.  This is accomplished by specifying
//*               the same classname in the SYSOUT and
//*               MSGCLASS parameters.  Alternatively, it
//*               may be done by specifying the SYSOUT classname
//*               for the output data set as *.  (The MSGCLASS
//*               parameter is coded on the JOB statement.  If
//*               no MSGCLASS value is coded on the JOB statement,
//*               a system default is used.)
//*
//*   COMMENTS:
//*     LAST CHANGE:  2021/05/03
//*
//*     REWORK HISTORY:
//*       2021/05/03: Original source.  
//*
//*     CROSS REFERENCE-MODULE/MACRO NAMES TO USERMODS
//*       IEFVFA    TMVT807
//*       IEFVDA    TMVT807
//*
//*     CROSS REFERENCE-USERMODS TO MODULE/MACRO NAMES
//*       TMVT807   IEFVFA   IEFVDA
//*
//*     THE FOLLOWING MODULES AND/OR MACROS ARE AFFECTED BY THIS USRMOD:
//*
//*     MODULES
//*       IEFVFA
//*       IEFVDA
//*
//*     LISTEND
//*