All tables that you may build already have a JES2 counterpart available as an example in the JES2 code. The table type is defined by the corresponding macro, that is, use $PCETAB to build a PCE table, $SCANTAB to build a scan table. Each JES2 table begins with a TABLE=HASP specification. To code a user table, begin with a $xxxTAB  TABLE=USER specification (where xxx can be defined as SCAN, PCE, DCT, DTE, TID, BERT, and WS). To code a dynamic table, begin with a $xxxTAB  TABLE=DYNAMIC specification. Subsequent lines are added to specify the statement, command, or processor that you are defining, such as the PCE name and the module containing the processor's code for a PCE table entry or the valid parameter length and range in a SCAN table entry. Each table is then ended by coding a $xxxTAB  TABLE=END statement.