DD statements

Every data set that the binder uses must be described with a DD statement. Each DD statement must have a name, unless data sets are concatenated. The DD statements for data sets the binder requires have preassigned names, those for additional input data sets have names you assign, and those for concatenated data sets (after the first) have no names. When you invoke the binder from another program, you can allocate some or all of the binder's data sets using dynamic allocation instead of JCL.

Note:
  1. The binder supports all data sets allocated in the extended addressing space (EAS) of an extended address volume (EAV).
  2. The binder supports the following dynamic allocation (DYNALLOC or SVC 99) options for all data sets: S99TIOEX(XTIOT), S99ACUCB(NOCAPTURE), and S99DSABA(DSAB above the line).