RUN

 

The choices for this parameter are as follo ws:

 

*formaldesig

Indicates the formal ￿le designator for a ￿le

 

 

previously speci￿ed in a ￿le equation.

 

￿leref

Indicates the name of an existing permanen t or

 

 

temporary disk ￿le.

 

$NULL

Indicates the actual ￿le designator of a

 

 

system-de￿ned ￿le that is alw ays handled as

 

 

an empty ￿le. When a program reads from

 

 

$STDIN , which is equated to $NULL, it receives

 

 

an end-of-￿le condition.

STDLIST

Speci￿es the ￿le used as $STDLIST by the program you want

 

to execute. If you omit this parameter or if y ou do not specify

 

anything after the equal sign ( ;STDLIST= 4Return5, for instance),

 

then STDLIST defaults to the standard list device for y our

 

session (terminal/screen) or job (job listing).

 

The choices for this parameter are as follo ws:

 

*formaldesig

Indicates the formal ￿le designator for a ￿le

 

 

previously speci￿ed in a ￿le equation.

 

￿leref

Indicates the name of an existing permanen t or

 

 

temporary disk ￿le.

 

NEW

Means that the ￿le name cannot already exist.

 

$NULL

Indicates the actual ￿le designator of a

 

 

system-de￿ned ￿le that is alw ays handled as an

 

 

empty ￿le. When referenced b y a program as

 

 

$STDLIST , the system accepts the associated

write request, but does not produce ph ysical output; therefore, y ou can use $NULL to discard unneeded output from an executing program.

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