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The control-section-job (CSJ) number is the key descriptor for the record of each project in DCIS. Each project's CSJ is a nine-digit number consisting of four digits representing the control, two digits representing the section and a three digit job number. Enter the CSJ on the DCIS menu screen. Always enter zeros where they are part of the CSJ. Do not enter dashes. DCIS will display the CSJ with dashes for ease in reading.
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