TIME parameter in JOB statement or EXEC statement specifies
What type of time (CPU time or execution time)?
Answer Posted / varun
TIME specifies the maximum CPU time allocated for a
particular job or job step. If TIME is in the JOB card, it
relates to the entire job; if in the EXEC statement, it
relates to the job step.
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