Which ADDI discovery output helps architects understand which COBOL programs are invoked during a nightly batch cycle?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Think of it like working hands-on with IBM mainframe systems — the answer here is the JCL job stream analysis mapping EXEC PGM statements to COBOL program invocations within job streams. It reveals batch execution topology, including job dependencies, step sequences, and shared data sets. On real mainframe exams, this concept comes up repeatedly so make sure you have it locked in.
Full Explanation
ADDI JCL job stream analysis maps EXEC PGM statements to COBOL invocations, revealing batch topology: dependencies, steps, shared data sets. DB2 plans show SQL frequency, not program calls. CICS call graphs show online CALLs, not batch JCL. BMS maps list screens, not invocations.