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> Do you mean it's better if you do not have to modify the target job? If so,
> I agree, but I think both methods require the target job to do something to
> make its QTEMP available to other jobs, either by modifying the PCO or
> setting up a message queue. If I'm wrong, someone (Gary? Leif?) please

Not wrong per se, maybe too restrictive.
It *is* possible (at all security levels) to have one job install another
library as QTEMP for any other job. It is not for the faint of heart, but it
can be done. I've just demonstrated this to several people.

This is a great debugging feature. You start a batch job and now
you want to check what is writes to its QTEMP. Start an interactive
job, create a permanent library, say, DEBUG, then attach DEBUG
as QTEMP for the batch job and watch what the batch job is
doing by inspecting files in DEBUG.




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