Re: batch job that uses a dspf.

["Leif Svalgaard" <leif@xxxxxxxx>]

From: Ray Peterson <rpeterso@witc.tec.wi.us>
> Clearly, a simple straightforward unambiguous way exists
> to classify a job as "interactive", namely the one CFINT uses.
> We have not yet seen that clear definition.

From the V5R1 announcement letter 101-117

Base processor features - No support provided for 5250 interactive
workloads. Any task started through a 5250 session (5250 device or 5250
emulation) where the user waits for a response is considered iSeries
interactive work.

Of course, one could still question if this is the one CFINT uses...

===> this is still too vague.
Read literally, there seems to be TWO conditions:
1) 5250 session
2) user waits for a response

what exactly does that mean?
which API/SEPT entry/program/module etc must be
called to make the job interactive?





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