SAS(R) 9.1.3 Companion for z/OS

Statements under z/OS FILENAME Statement 373
host-options
are host-specific options that may be specified in the FILENAME statement. These
options can be categorized into several groups. For details, see the following sections:
3 “Standard File Options for the FILENAME Statement” on page 373
3 “DCB Attribute Options” on page 379
3 “SYSOUT Data Set Options for the FILENAME Statement” on page 383
3 “Subsystem Options for the FILENAME Statement” on page 385
3 “Options That Specify SMS Keywords” on page 382
3 “Host-Specific Options for UNIX System Services Files” on page 104.
You can specify these options in any order following ’physical-filename’. When
specifying more than one option, use a blank space to separate each option. Values
for options may be specified with or without quotation marks. However, if a value
contains one of the supported national characters ($, #, or @), the quotation marks
are required.
EMAIL
specifies the EMAIL device type, which indicates that the specified file is to be sent
as electronic mail, using the specified e-mail-options.
’address’
specifies the e-mail address of the recipient. Alternatively, you may specify recipient
address arguments in the TO= option or by way of a !EM_TO! directive. The use of
!EM_TO! directives is described in “PUT Statement Syntax for E-Mail” on page 135.
e-mail-options
when the EMAIL device type is specified, the FILENAME statement accepts the
following e-mail-options:
ATTACH=
CC=
FROM=
SUBJECT=
TO=
TYPE=
See “E-Mail Option Values” on page 377 for the values that can be assigned to the
preceding options.
_ALL_
specifies to clear or list all currently allocated filerefs.
CLEAR
specifies to deallocate the specified fileref, or to deallocate all currently allocated
filerefs.
LIST
specifies to list the fileref name and physical name, or to list information about all
currently allocated filerefs.
Standard File Options for the FILENAME Statement
Standard file options provide information about a data set’s disposition and physical
attributes. The following standard options can be used with all external files under
z/OS except for files that are in the Hierarchical File System of UNIX System Services.
(See “Host-Specific Options for UNIX System Services Files” on page 104.)
DISP=status |(status,,)