Here is sample Job parameters that you need to use DFSORT utility either directly or indirectly. This post tells you more on this.
The below are the list of Parameters to be used in DFSORT job.
JCL Job parameters
JCL should include a JOB statement, an EXEC statement, and several DD statements. The statements you need and their exact form depend upon whether you: Invoke DFSORT with an EXEC statement in the input job stream, or with a system macro instruction within another program
- use EXEC statement cataloged procedures to invoke DFSORT
- specify PARM options on the EXEC statement
- specify PARM options or control statements in a DFSPARM data set
- specify control statements in a SYSIN data set
JCL Parameters You Need When You Use DSFORT Utility
//jobname JOB
Signals the beginning of a job. At your site, you might be required to specify information such as your name and account number on the JOB statement.
//stepname EXEC
Signals the beginning of a job step and tells the operating system what program to run. To run DFSORT, write the EXEC statement like this:
//stepname EXEC PGM=SORT
//STEPLIB DD
The DFSORT program would typically be in a library known to the system, so the //STEPLIB DD statement would not be needed. However, if DFSORT is not in a library known to the system, the //STEPLIB DD statement defines the library containing the DFSORT program
//SYSOUT DD
Defines the data set in which DFSORT messages and control statements are listed.
//SORTIN DD
Defines the input data set or concatenated input data sets.
//SORTWKdd DD
Defines a work data set for a sort. Typically not needed, because DFSORT can allocate work data sets for a sort dynamically.
//SORTOUT DD
Defines the output data set.
//SYSIN DD
Precedes or contains the DFSORT program control statements.
(Ref:IBM)
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