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Subject: Re: CMD statement in commands
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Date: Mon, 15 Dec 2008 14:05:04 -0600
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Hi Jeff,

Isn't that part of the CRTCMD command?

Thanx,

Nick

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CMD statement in commands

V6R1 added a bunch of capabilities in the CMD statement.

Shouldn't there be a place I can specify the CPP? I can specify the
VLDCKR
and PMTOVRPGM, but I cannot find where I specify the CPP.

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