Answer / rams

start 9.s.st or =9.s.st

Answer / muttaiah

Hi Rams,
Thanks for your response,
Actually is there any possibility that these options may
differ from organization-organization or project to project.

can i have a clear introduction regarding this.

Answer / rams

hi muttaiah,

=9.s.st means

9 = its a ibm product number
s = system display search facility(sdsf)
st= status of ur job


thanks,
rams

Answer / smita

Hi,
Yes You are right.It differs from Org. to Org.

Some use : START U.8 or START U.9

whr U=User

8=IOF joblist
9=IOF job options

Let me know if U r not clear.



Thanks
Smita Padhy

Answer / nag

hi,

In IBM, we used directly S.ST at ISPF main menu.

Answer / muttaiah

Rams:
Can you Give clearly what does the ISPF option
9.s.St stands for

Awaiting ur reply

Answer / madhu

8.s.t=spool option in realtime

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