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Re: SNDRCVF in a CL program

Scott, I haven't ever tried this.  Do you leave the terminal on the signon screen?  Does it then magically pop up the display file?

On 9/29/2021 5:05 PM, Scott Klement wrote:
James,

From a batch job, you can do:

OVRDSPF FILE(myfile) DEV(xxx)
SNDRCVF

This will allow you to use the screen of an interactive job from a batch job very quickly/easily.  (The interactive job cannot be signed on at the time.)

For this reason, commands like SNDRCVF are correctly allowed in *BPGM (and *BMOD) environments.

I realize that using a screen from a batch job is an unusual requirement, but since it is possible, it'd be wrong for IBM to remove the ability from the SNDRCVF command.



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