Re: batch job that uses a dspf.

["James W. Kilgore" <eMail@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

AFAIK, interactive is any 5250 data stream process.  This includes any
manner of front end that you may have.  Dumb terminal, emulation (it's
pretending to be a dumb terminal), Client Access (it's pretending to be
a dumb terminal),  telnet (does 'terminal emulation' give a clue),
screen scraper (emulation with a pretty face).

I'm curious, is there anyone on this list that works in a shop with a
S/390?  Is that platform being penalized for any 3270 data stream
processing?

Leif Svalgaard wrote:
> 
<<snip>>
> ===> the issue is not what it was originally or conceptually, but
> what it means as far as CFINT is concerned.
> 
> Clearly, a simple straightforward unambiguous way exists
> to classify a job as "interactive", namely the one CFINT uses.
> We have not yet seen that clear definition.
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