Answer / subbu

The above answer is right. Some more information to that:

If both the JOBLIB and STEPLIB statements are coded, then
the STEPLIB specification will override JOBLIB
specification.

Answer / guest

The JOBLIB statement is placed after the JOB statement and
is effective for all job steps. It cannot be placed in
abcataloged procedure. The STEPLIB statement is placed after
the EXEC statement and is effective for that job step only.
Unlike the JOBLIB statement, the STEPLIB can be placed in a
cataloged procedure.

Answer / vaibhav kulkarni

1)JOBLIB : It is placed after the job statement.
steplib is placed after the EXEC statement.


2)joblib statement can't be cataloged
while steplib statement can be cataloged.
3) syntax for the joblib //joblib DD DSN=datasetname

and
syntax for the steplib

//steplib DD DSN=datasetname

describe the dd statement,its meaning,syntax and keywords?

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