Allan Chalmers asked:

> altho on the 3000 for over 20 years, my company doesn't have a "job ran
> OK? - delete STDLIST" routine in jobs and I can't remember the drill for
> doing this. Can anyone refresh my age clouded memory?  Tnx.

Well, the "job ran OK?" part is up to you (your programs need a way,
typically by setting a JCW, to let the job know that everything is ok).

Assuming you create a JCW named JOBOK, and that if it is set to 0 everything
is find, add the following to the end of the job:

!IF JOBOK=0 THEN
!   SET STDLIST=DELETE
!ENDIF

Note: may people seem unaware that you can also do things like (assuming
MYPROG1 sets the JCW JOBOK to -1 for fatal-error-abort-the-job conditions):

!RUN MYPROG1
!IF JOBOK = -1 THEN
!   EOJ
!ENDIF
!
!RUN MYPROG2
...


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