In previous version of JAMS, the DCL symbol $ENTRY would be
set to the OpenVMS queue entry number of a newly submitted job. In
V4.0, the $ENTRY symbol is set to the JAMS entry number which
is not the same as an OpenVMS queue entry number. With JAMS
V4.0, a job isn't required to execute in a batch queue so it may never
have an OpenVMS queue entry number.
If you use the $ENTRY symbol in your command procedures you may need to
update these procedures. If you are using the $ENTRY symbol with the
JAMS /DEPENDENCY= qualifier then no changes are necessary
because the /DEPENDENCY qualifier no accepts JAMS entries.
