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Look into QP2SHELL - no terminal. Or QP2RUNPASE - not sure what the difference is there - different parameters, I see, tho'.
QP2SHELL is a simplified interface to Qp2RunPase. QP2SHELL is a prorgram, whereas Qp2RunPase() is an ILE procedure. That means that QP2SHELL can be called from OPM programs or CL programs, whereas Qp2RunPase() requires an ILE language that supports pointers.
Indeed, QP2SHELL runs Qp2RunPase() under the covers.I suspect that Qp2RunPase() is aimed at C/C++ programmers, whereas QP2SHELL was aimed at CL programmers or for people who want to run a PASE command from the command line, or a SBMJOB command, or something like that.
And, of course, QP2TERM is intended to be interactive, so it's a whole different thing.
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QP2TERM is like typing STRQSH (without specifing a command)
QP2SHELL is like typing STRQSH CMD('my command')
Qp2RunPase() is to PASE what QzshSystem() is to QShell (more or less)
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