I am going to guess that under UNIX it uses stdin and stdout. My impression
is that the FTP client is a happy UNIX program coexisting unhappily as an
MVS batch jobstep and TSO command.

What kind of a batch utility uses hard-coded DD names, rather than the
"override list passed as parameter two" convention?

Charles

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Subject: Re: Descriptive term for reentrant program that nonetheless is not
multi-taskable?

Does FTP client under Unix Services perform I/O directly to stdin and
stdout, or does it ALLOCATE INPUT and OUTPUT to the paths?  (Now I must
do an experiment.)

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