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5.2.2 GENJCL new user keys
DBRC uses, along with other elements, PDS members as templates or skeletal JCL to
correctly run recovery utilities. Usually, you modify the skeletal JCL to reflect the system
configuration of your installation.
When you issue a GENJCL command, the command uses a skeletal JCL execution member,
which contains symbolic keywords. You can define your own symbolic keywords and use the
symbolic keywords that already exist. DBRC substitutes current information for the symbolic
keywords.
IMS 12 increases the number of user keys in skeletal JCL from 32 to 64, keeping the same
conventions and restrictions applied to earlier versions. In addition, the existing %DBTYPE
ke