In a message dated 3/28/2007 2:29:46 P.M. Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: >Why verify and fail when the system can just make it what it should be this week? How is productivity helped. One reason - the job's submitter may be trying to run his work at lower cost than the correct job class would cost, assuming a job-class-based charge-back policy is in effect. I heard long ago about a user who was printing free copies of a large document by submitting the document as comment statements with a deliberate JCL error. MVS would then list all JCL, including what was really his text, and not charge him for either running the job that failed due to a JCL error or printing the "error" listing. He was eventually found out. But this could be an urban legend. Sounded cool at the time, anyway. Bill Fairchild
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