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Found some minor problems with generating from starter system.

It is working great!!

1. Have question on INTRDR.

Where do I find information on use?

2. Where do I find how to locate IEFJLEH

1. Have question on INTRDR.

Internal readers are a HASP and MVS function. VS1 doesn't have anything that looks like what we're used to as an internal reader: a data set that you can write JCL to and have it be submitted as a job.

2. Where do I find how to locate IEFJLEH

Not sure what you're referring to. Could you provide more detail?

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Kevin

Many moons/years/decades ago I wrote an internal reader using “SSI”. It should be on one of the S.H.A.R.E usermod tapes if they are still around somewhere. I don’t have access to any of this any more. But it can be done. Good luck. TONE also had an internal reader.


Gene

IIRC, the SPM development environment inside CICS for VS1 also had an
internal reader, as well as the ability to browse spool and suchlike. Once
upon a time, I replicated the SPM spool capabilities (but not the rest) in
CICS for MVS, using the QUEUE command sources as a starting point. That was
my first systems programming task that involved actual programming.

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Jay Maynard

A package of Share Program Library Agency tapes is available at cbttape.org:



I don't know if it includes what you're referring to.

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It's been a long time, but I vaguely remember ATMS having a submission facility when running under VS1. At one time I think I even had listings of it, but that was long ago. VS1 has a native "in-core reader" capability, but it doesn't work anything like what we're accustomed to from MVS. Instead of passing it one JCL statement at a time, you call it as a subroutine (that's what is used to submit started tasks).

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Kevin,
Looking for your comments on the new VTP.
Thanks
Gary