Re: for VTAM programmers

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From: Fergus Kelly
Date: Fri, 09 Nov 1990 04:42

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  Some time ago I wrote a VTAM application to allow a TSO user to connect with
a VTAM application. In this case it was the UCC, now CA, schedular. Later I
started work on a more complex application to allow a user to connect to
this application and from there to connect to CICS, TSO etc. with single
key jump between the two. It was only an excercise and I didn't get very
far due to time pressures on real work.

 If this level of knowledge could be of help you can contact me at ESOC
here in Darmstadt, Tel: 06151-902315.

  Fergus Kelly

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Subject: Re: for VTAM programmers
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