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lokeshpg
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Please tell me the difference between:
1) SYSIN AND SYSTSIN
2) SYSPRINT AND SYSTSPRINT
3) AND IF THERE IS ANY SIMILAR COMMANDS. |
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Kevin
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Joined: 25 Aug 2005
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| lokeshpg wrote: |
Please tell me the difference between:
1) SYSIN AND SYSTSIN |
SYSIN is a standard input DD, usually used to supply run-time parameters to the associated program.
SYSTSIN is the standard input DD (i.e. Terminal Input) for either the TSO program (IJKEFT**) or the REXX interpreter (IRXJCL).
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2) SYSPRINT AND SYSTSPRT |
SYSPRINT is a standard print output DD for many programs.
SYSTSPRT is the standard ouput DD (i.e. Terminal Output) for either the TSO program (IKJEFT**) or the REXX interpreter (IRXJCL).
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3) AND IF THERE IS ANY SIMILAR COMMANDS. |
Similar to what? |
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Nikhil Thayyil
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| In these TSO program execution option TS stands for Time Sharing |
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