Job Control Language Script Reference

The Automation Engine allows you to include and execute commands written in the language of target systems such as JMX, PeopleSoft and SAP and SQL.

One way of defining those commands is by using the Form view in the Process page of the corresponding Jobs. Another way is to write scripts with dedicated script elements that the Automation Engine scripting language provides.

You can also explicitly declare lines in your scripts as data lines that contain JCL commands. Data lines containing Job Control Language (JCL) can be combined with Automation Engine scripting language.

For more information, see:

• Process Pages

• Forms View on the Process Page

• Data Lines and Job Control Language

• JMX Commands

• Building the PeopleSoft Job Logic Using PeopleSoft Commands

• Building the SAP Job Logic Using SAP Commands

• SQL Commands

This section describes JCL scripting elements that are specific to JMX, PeopleSoft, SAP and SQL business solutions:

• JCL for JMX

• JCL for PeopleSoft

• JCL for SAP

• JCL for SQL

See also:

• Writing Scripts
• Script Elements and Syntax