I think I would have to call IKJTSOEV 
To set up a TSO environment in a batch program before I called IKJEFTSR 

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> On Dec 24, 2014, at 9:03 AM, Micheal Butz <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> I just realized I cannt just link to IKJEFTSR I would have to run IKJEFT01 as 
> batch background job 
> Ok thanks
> 
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> On Dec 24, 2014, at 8:41 AM, John Arwe <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
>>> Would allocating and using SYSTSIN/SYSTSPRT substitute for
>>> The terminal input and output
>> 
>> pretty sure I routinely did this with IKJEFT01 back in the day (not TSR - 
>> used to write internal tools for devt folks as an avocation).  I did a lot 
>> more Rexx than clist.  Is there any reason you're using TSR per se? Memory 
>> is hazy here, but I thought TSR was intended for invoking clists/rexx from 
>> compiled code or vice versa when you want access to the variable pool.  I 
>> would debug in foreground, then just run the same TMP (01) in a batch job 
>> using the contents of proclib(foreground session logon proc name) as a 
>> starting point for my JCL.
>> Start with something innocuous as a test, and expand outward to test all 
>> the parts of the interface you expect to rely on before spending huge 
>> chunks of time on it.  Some third party programs intercept clists in 
>> various ways, testing is like nuking it from orbit (the only way to be 
>> sure).  E.g. invoke a clist that just reads from the terminal (here: 
>> systsin) and then writes the value back out, perhaps pre/appending its own 
>> string.  If you're going to depend on accessing a variable pool via TSR, 
>> same idea.
>> 
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