Name some of the JCL statements that are not allowed in procs.?
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Some of the JCL statements which are not allowed in
procedures are:
1. JOB, Delimiter(/*), or Null statements
2. JOBLIB or JOBCAT DD statements
3. DD * or DATA statements
4. Any JES2 or JES3 control statements
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