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   PROBLEM DESCRIPTION(S):
     TX67807 -
       Support "SYSOUT=*" as in MVS.

   COMPONENT:  5741-SC1B9-EBA1101

   APARS FIXED:  TX67807

   SPECIAL CONDITIONS:
     DOCUMENTATION:  Description of "SYSOUT=" parameter modified.

       Publication:  OS/VS1 JCL Reference
       Form Number:  GC24-5099

       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 *.

           2.  The form number is one to four alphameric and national
               (@,$, #) characters.

           3.  The OUTLIM, UCS, FCB, COPIES, BURST, FLASH, CHARS,
               MODIFY, COMPACT, DEST, HOLD, DSID 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.

           4.  The DISP, DDNAME, AFF, SEP. VOLUME, LABEL, SPLIT, MSVGP,
               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.

           5.  When PROFILE='profile string' is coded, it overrides the
               SYSOUT classname.

           6.  If PROFILE= is the only SYSOUT subparameter coded,
               it does not have to be enclosed in parentheses.
               However, if the sysout profile string continues from
               one line to another, each line must being and end with
               an apostrophe and the entire group must be enclosed
               in parentheses.

           7.  To print the output data set and the messages from your
               job on the same output listing, specify the same output
               class in the SYSOUT parameter as you specified for
               messages in the MSGCLASS parameter.  Or, specify
               SYSOUT=* for all data sets you want to default to
               the MSGCLASS output class.

     DOCUMENTATION:  Description of "SYSOUT=" parameter modified.

       Publication:  OS/VS1 JCL Services
       Form Number:  GC24-5100

       The section "Assigning Output Data Sets to Output Classes"
       in chapter 2, "Description of JCL Services" under "Defining
       and Describing Data Sets" subsection "Obtaining Output",
       is replaced as follows:

         Assigning Output Data Sets to Output Classes

           The purpose of output classes is to group output with
           similar characteristics that will be written to the
           same device.  The 36 possible output classes are each
           designated by a letter from A through Z or a number
           from 0 through 9.  The letter and number names have
           no inherent meaning.  Each installation defines its
           own output classes when the system is generated.  For
           example, output class W might contain output to be
           written to a printer and requiring a special form;
           class J might be reserved for high-volume output.

           To assign an output data set to an output class, code
           the SYSOUT parameter on the DD statement defining the
           data set:

           //DATASET DD SYSOUT=W

           If the system programmer has generated the ISSP
           (installation specified selection parameters) tables,
           you can assign an output data set to an output class
           by using the PROFILE keyword parameter instead of the
           CLASSNAME positional parameter on the SYSOUT DD
           statement.

           If you want the output data set and the messages from
           your job to be printed on the same output listing,
           specify the same output class in the SYSOUT parameter
           as you specified for messages in the MSGCLASS param-
           eter.  If the output classes are selected through ISSP,
           describe the output using the same profile string with
           both the PROFILE (on the DD statement) and MPROFILE (on
           the job statement) keywords.

           Alternatively, you may specify the SYSOUT class as *:

           //DATASET DD SYSOUT=*

           to cause an output data set to be printed on the same
           output listing as the messages from your job.

           Additional information and an example showing the use
           of ISSP to assign output classes is shown in this
           section under "Assigning Output Classes Using ISSP."
           If you omitted the MSGCLASS and MPROFILE parameters,
           code the default output class for messages in the SYSOUT
           parameter.  (For details on coding the MSGCLASS
           parameter, see the section "Controlling the Output
           Listing of JCL Statements, Messages, and Dumps.")

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     LAST CHANGE:  2021/04/10

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