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Henrik Krebs http://hkrebs.dk/index.html has posted an example of using routing entries to invoke a user-written pre-processor. I can't locate the code in the archives but the salient thread is here http://archive.midrange.com/midrange-l/199806/msg00530.html Email Henrik and he might post his code in his shareware section... His idea revolves around creating a batch subsystem entry that doesn't use QCMD as the command request processing program. He has written his own that reads the request message, parses out the source file/member names and then reads the source to find embedded 'commands' and overrides. He then injects those commands as new request messages and calls QCMD which processes them, thus overriding the original CRTxxx command into a job stream built based on parameters read from the source file. Very slick. --buck "This box Rocks!" - related to 2002 NE IBM Conference attendees by IBM's Stephanie Joy
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