IBM S544-5285-01 Customization, Filetype1,filetype2,filetype ...VM, Fdeflib, Facility/VSE System

Notes:

1. Data

sets

must

be

specified

as

fully-qualified

names

without

marks.

2. If

the

libraries FORMDEFspecifiedarefornot specified

in

the

same

or

used by the PSF start-up procedure, the printed and converted

differ.

For

information

on

how

PSF selects

resources,PSF for

refer

to

OS/390:

Customization .

3. For

systems

before

MVS/DFP

Version

2.3,

data

sets

must

be

co

with

the

largest

block

size

first.

4. This

is a required parameter if USERLIB is not specified.

specified,

ACIF

reports

an error condition and terminates proce

FDEFLIB=

filetype1[,filetype2][,filetype] ...(VM)

Specifies

the

file

types

that define the form definition

librari

file types can be specified. This parameter also

specifies

the

which ACIF searches for a particular form definition. ACIF first

resource with a filefiletype. 1Iof it cannot

find

the

resource

with

type filetype1of , it continues the searchfiletype2,withand so on, until it

locates the requested resource or

exhausts

the

list

of

specifi

EXAMPLE

FDEFLIB=FDEF38PP,TEMPFDEF

Notes:

1. File

type

values

must

conform

to

CMS

naming

conventions.

2. This

is a required parameter if USERLIB is not specified.

specified,

ACIF

reports

an error

condition

and

terminates

proce

FDEFLIB

This

parameter

is

not VSEused.

Formfor-definition

resources

are

located in

the library defined by the // LIBDEF PHASE,SEARCH=(...) JCL statemen

information on how PSF/VSE selects resources,PrintreferServicesto

Facility/VSE:

System

Programming

Guide.

FIELD

n =record,column,lengthliteral{‘

value’ 'literalX

value

'}

Specifies

the

data

fields

to be used to construct the

indexing

data fields can be specified either as literal values (constants

retrieve

the

data

from

the

input

records of

the

file. A

maximum

be

definedFIELD1 (

throughFIELD16

).

record

Specifies the relative record number from the indexing anchor When ACIF is indexing the file, it uses the information specifi TRIGGER n parameters to determine a page-group boundary. When specified TRIGGERn values are true, ACIF defines the indexing anc record as the record where1 isTRIGGERlocated. TRIGGER1 becomes the reference point from which all indexing information is located. T supported range of valuesrecordfora±e0–255.

column

Specifies the byte offset from the beginning of the record. refers to the first byte in the record. For files containing characters, column 1 refers to the carriage control character.

Chapter 7. Using ACIF Parameters in OS/390, MVS, VM,93and VSE