A quick down-and-dirty is to simply redirect the STDLIST at run time:

FILE MYFILE=MYFILE;DISC=-80,,F,ASCII
RUN MYPROG >  *MYFILE

NOTE: you may want to build a perm file for the redirect


HTH,


Ray Shahan

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> Is there a way to force the stdlist from a job to go directly to a file
> rather the the usual ####.out.hpspool?
> 
> 
> Thanks
>  John
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