>FILTLIST EXTCLASS INCLUDE('SMSCOMP','SMSEXT')
Why do you put the SMS prefix in the class names?
We already know they are SMS constructs.
That leaves little to come up with a meaningful name.
Just my opinion.
When I first implemented SMS, I fought for, and (eventually) won that the
default dataclass be called STANDARD, and it matched 85% of our TSO/Test
datasets -- PDS FB80.
I didn't want to used DEFAULT, because that implied that it had 'fallen
through' the ACS routine.
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