StorageTek 6 manual PARM Statement, parms, COMM Statement, comments, FILE Statement, fileopts

/PARM Statement

The /PARM statement supplies parameters for the program (pgmname). These parameters and their format are program dependent.

There may be only one /PARM statement per job. If supplied, it must immediately follow the /JOB statement.

/PARM parms

parms

the parameters to be passed.

Note: Mixed case parameters will not be forced to uppercase.

/COMM Statement

A /COMM statement is a comment statement. It may be used only before or after /FILE statements.

Note: After a ‘‘/FILE ddname *’’ statement, a /COMM statement is interpreted as data.

/COMM comments

comments

comments of any format.

/FILE Statement

The /FILE statement describes a file to be used by the job. The parameters are identical to the FILE command, described in the HSC Operator’s Guide.

There may be zero or more /FILE statements.

Note: A ‘‘/FILE ddname *’’ statement defines a file of user-data card-image records that begins with the next record and continues until end-of-file. This type of /FILE statement must be the last JCL statement in the job file.

/FILE fileopts

fileopts

FILE command parameters.

178VM/HSC 6.0 System Programmer’s Guide

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