FREE $STDLIST CHECKER
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Yes, It's a boring job having to read through a $STDLIST looking for any errors
or abort messages that might need investigating.
These $STDLISTs will then have to be stored away so you have a record of jobs
that have run previous.
All of these things add up to the following

1. Time spent checking through $STDLISTs or searching for $STDLISTs
2. Cost of paper used to print $STDLISTs on
3. Printer time been used to print $STDLISTs rather than users reports
4. Space needed to accomodate piles of $STDLISTs

So? STDJOBJ and STDMAIN will remove the task of manually checking $STDLISTs by
doing it online and as soon as the job as finished, for you.

*It will report any errors found to the console to make your department more
productive, instead of waiting for the $STDLIST to be printed

*You can instruct STDJOBJ to lookout for any errors that you wish, as well as
it's own error checking that it does, or even exclude $STDLISTs from been
checked all together.

*Produce a one page BANNER printout of an errored $STDLIST containing just the
error.

*Pager facility for $STDLISTs that have ended in error for overnight support
personnel.

*All $STDLISTs for upto 50 days can be kept ON-LINE for instant access for that
elusive $STDLIST that ran last week.

*The ability to search, print, filter, view and even recreate any of these
$STDLISTs within minutes rather than searching through those boxes of $STDLISTs

*Instant $STDLIST status for easy recognition

*STDMAIN is completely function key driven and easy to use by anybody, thus
providing a quick and easy mechanism to access $STDLIST information.

*Information relating to a $STDLIST can be displayed in a varity of formats

*$STDLIST analysis reports

*Security can be imposed on the access of $STDLISTs

*Control STDJOBJs function through your own jobs

*And best of all which is why its last - IT'S FREE

So get STDJOBJ and STDMAIN onto your system now and stop reading through//
$STDLISTs like this one !!