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The activation of this support can be done at two levels: first, it gives the ability to handle the JES3 JECL syntax as JECL and not a comment; second, it gives control over how each JECL statement is processed. 

JES2 includes support for the primary (//*) and alternative (/*) prefix for JES3 JECL, except to //*ROUTE XEQ that does not  support the alternative /*ROUTE XEQ syntax because of conflicts with the JES2 /*ROUTE XEQ statement. 

