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> [mailto:ibm-m...@bama.ua.edu] On Behalf Of Donald Russell
> Sent: Wednesday, January 06, 2010 12:03 PM
> To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
> Subject: Re: PCI and Auditors perceptions thereof
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> The idea I was trying to convey is I wanted to invoke an sftp 
> file transfer
> from a program invoked as if it were a TSO command. I figured 
> everybody is
> familiar with "clist" as a concept, rather than a specific 
> language, and I
> specified REXX because I don't write clist language code any more.
> 
> Which is the correct noun to refer to a program, read from 
> SYSEXEC in a TSO
> address space? In TSO land I generally refer to them as 
> "clists" though
> they're written in REXX. In VM/CMS land I call them "EXECs" 
> even though they
> are written in REXX, or EXEC 2 or EXEC. On zLinux I call them 
> "scripts" or
> "shell scripts" even though they may be written in REXX, php, 
> bash shell,
> korn shell, etc...
> 
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I'm usually as exact as possible. That is, I tend to say "REXX program" or 
maybe even "ISPF EDIT REXX". For UNIX, I tend to say "BASH script", "Perl 
script", "awk script", ... . The only time when I normally leave that off is 
when the subject basically specifies the environment. I.e. "Does anybody have a 
Perl program to ..." will like get a response like "yes, I have a script to do 
that." If I want to switch languages, I'll reply like: "No, but I have such a 
script in REXX".

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