You can submit WFL programs at an ODT by using any of the following methods:
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Typing in an entire WFL program, including a BEGIN JOB statement at the start, and then transmitting it. (There is no need to include an END JOB statement.)
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Entering one or more WFL statements preceded either by a question mark (?) or by the letters CC. (The BEGIN JOB is not necessary in this case.)
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Entering one of a certain group of WFL statements that do not require a BEGIN JOB or any other prefix when used at the ODT. These include COMPILE, COPY, PROCESS, RERUN, RUN, and START.
When you submit WFL statements through the methods listed, the system usually executes the input as a WFL job. However, the system can execute some statements directly, without creating a WFL job. Such statements do not pass through the job queue mechanism, and therefore are not affected by job queue attributes. For a list of these statements, refer to Tasking from Programming Languages.
For further details about submitting WFL programs from an ODT, refer to the Work Flow Language (WFL) Programming Reference Manual.
