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Sorry David
don't really know the answer to your question
However, I am intrigued to find out why you want to know

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Folks:

Does anyone know if there is an easy way to identify commands, based on
attributes, that actually execute programs vs. those that are just used for
CL programs?

Example:

PGM, ENDPGM, & DCL are programming only commands.
RTVJOBA, CRTPGM, DLTF are executable commands.

Thanks!

david

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