The reason is that the Converter/Interpreter is expecting data as a result of 
the "//DD2 DD *".
It found none so it is now looking for a new "starting" JCL statement.
It found one, the "// SET" statement. 
After processing the "// SET" statement it again looks for a new "starting" 
statement.
It didn't find one, at least not syntactically correct. It recognized the next 
statement "//  DD ...." as a DD statement, but since the previous DD had been 
terminated by the "// SET", the JCL rules call for the first DD in a 
concatenation (even a concatenation of 1 DD statement) to have a label. This DD 
does not have a label so it is assumed to be a continuation, but there is no 
logically "active" DD in effect so, you get the "misplaced DD statement" error.

Make sense?

Chuck

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W dniu 2015-12-23 o 04:41, Paul Gilmartin pisze:
> Sometimes within a DD concatenation; sometimes not.  For example:
>
>          3 //STEP  EXEC  PGM=IEFBR14
>            //*
>          4 //DD1    DD   *
>          5 //       DD   PATH='/dev/./null'
>          6 //  SET V1=WOMBAT
>          7 //       DD   PATH='/dev/./null'
>            //*
>          8 //DD2    DD   *
>          9 //  SET V2=WOMBAT
>         10 //       DD   PATH='/dev/./null'
>         11 //
>   STMT NO. MESSAGE
>         10 IEFC019I MISPLACED DD STATEMENT
>
> Why does it report IEFC019I at statement 10, but not at statement 7?
>
> I had grown accustomed to placing SET in complex concatenations, near
> a reference for clarity.  Today was the first time I tried it after DD *.
>
> Should I submit an RCF requesting clarification or an SR for inconsistent
> behavior?
>
> I hate JCL!
Just curious: why do you need to insert SET into DD concatenation?

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