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In defining a command's parameters, I see a number of ways to define
what values are specifically *allowed* for a parameter.
Is there a way to define several (in this case, ten) distinct values
*prohibited* for a parameter?
In this case, the parameter is a value to be passed to a SBMJOB's "USER"
parameter, and so it should accept either a valid SNAME or "*CURRENT,"
but reject the user profiles that are prohibited for that parameter of
SBMJOB.
And if I can reject it at the command level, rather than the CPP level,
then a wrong value will of course keep it from compiling in a CL
program, and make it fail a syntax check in SEU.
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JHHL
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