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Actually, no. The programs in question are RPGs that I am putting a CL
over. They can only be run interactively, so there is no RTVJOBA command.
Any other suggestions? Thanks.

Nick Franco

I'm assuming the program you're calling is a CL program. It probably
retrieves the job attributes to determine whether it is running >in an
interactive or a batch environment. If you can do a RTVCLSRC of this
program, you could comment out the RTVJOBA >command and recompile the
program in another library. Then when you run in batch, be sure that
library is ahead of the original >library in the job library list.


Nick Franco wrote:
I have an interesting problem. We have several programs that are written
to be executed in an interactive environment. >>Here is the catch. I am
trying to execute them from either an FTP session from a server using rcmd
or using a java >>command from the software on the server (EXTOL EBI). The
AS400 sees these jobs as being run in a batch environment. >>Is there a
way to trick the AS400 into thinking these are being run interactively?
Changing the programs themselves is not >>an option at this point. If I
can put a CL around it that can change the way the system sees it, I can
do that. HELP!

Nick Franco

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