You can use the ??RUN (Run Code File) primitive system command or the PRIMITIVE RUN system command to initiate a program as an independent process. The program can be written in any language except WFL. The resulting process receives its own job file and job summary.

Note that if you enter RUN without the two question marks, the system treats this as the WFL RUN statement. The system creates a WFL job to execute the RUN statement and enters the job in a job queue. The job can be delayed by the queue mix limit or affected by other job queue attributes. Further, the job affects the job queue active count. Therefore, you might prefer to use ??RUN or PRIMITIVE RUN to initiate processes, such as MCSs, that you do not wish to go through the job queue mechanism.