SAS(R) 9.1.3 Companion for z/OS

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Introduction APPENDIX 1 Using the INFILE/FILE User Exit Facility Introduction 575 Writing a User Exit Module 575 Function Request Control Block 576 User Exit BAG Control Block 577 Function Descriptions 579 Initialization Function 579 Parse Options Function 580 Open Function 581 Read Function 583 Concatenation Function 583 Write Function 584 Close Function 585 SAS Service Routines 585 Building Your User Exit Module 587 Activating an INFILE/FILE User Exit 587 Sample Program 588 The INFILE/FILE User Exit Facility provides an interface for accessing user exit modules during the processing of external files in a SAS DATA step. A user exit module (or user exit) consists of several functions that you write in order to perform special processing on external files. For example, you can write user exits that inspect, modify, delete, or insert records. Here are some more specific examples of how user exits may be used: 3 encrypting and decrypting data 3 compressing and decompressing data 3 translating data from one character-encoding system to another. If a user exit is active, SAS invokes it at various points during the processing of an external file. Writing a User Exit Module You can write a user exit module in any language that meets the following criteria: 3 The language runs in 31-bit addressing mode. 3 The language supports standard OS linkage. 575
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SAS® 9.1.3 Companion for z/OS
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Contents What’s New vii Overview
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Line-Feed Characters and Transferri
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What’s New Overview Details New f
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P A R T 1 Running SAS Software unde
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4 Invoking SAS in the z/OS Environm
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6 What If SAS Doesn’t Start? Chap
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8 Configuration Files Chapter 1 Cre
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10 SASUSER Library Chapter 1 //MYJO
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12 SAS System Options Chapter 1 3 I
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14 Specifying Physical Files Chapte
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16 WORK Library Chapter 1 WORK Libr
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18 WORK Library Chapter 1 Note: Uti
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20 SAS Procedure Output File Chapte
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22 TKMVSENV File Chapter 1 environm
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24 Summary Table of SAS Software Fi
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26 Utilizing Input/Output Features
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28 How to Set Up the Remote Help Ch
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30 SAS Technical Support Chapter 1
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32 Solving Problems within SAS Soft
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34 Solving Problems within SAS Soft
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36 Introduction Chapter 2 Introduct
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38 Compatibility Engines Chapter 2
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40 Library Implementation Types for
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42 Direct Access Bound Libraries Ch
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44 Sequential Access Bound Librarie
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46 HFS Libraries Chapter 2 3 To rel
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48 Hiperspace and DIV Libraries Cha
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50 Pipe Libraries (Experimental) Ch
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52 Pipe Libraries (Experimental) Ch
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54 Assigning SAS Data Libraries Int
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56 Assigning SAS Data Libraries Int
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58 Assigning SAS Data Libraries Ext
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60 Assigning Multiple Librefs to a
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62 Using Multivolume SAS Data Libra
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64 Using Multivolume SAS Data Libra
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CHAPTER 3 Accessing BMDP, SPSS, and
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Accessing BMDP, SPSS, and OSIRIS Fi
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CHAPTER 4 Allocating External Files
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Allocating External Files FILENAME
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84 Referring to External Files Chap
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86 FILE Statement Chapter 5 FILE St
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88 Writing to Members of PDS or PDS
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90 Using the Data Set Attributes of
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92 Reading from External Files Chap
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94 Reading from a Sequential File C
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96 Reading from Multiple External F
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98 Accessing ISAM Files Chapter 5 a
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100 Accessing UNIX System Services
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102 Using UNIX System Services File
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104 Host-Specific Options for UNIX
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106 Host-Specific Options for UNIX
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110 Types of SAS Output Chapter 6 W
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112 Directing Output to External Fi
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114 Copying Output to an External F
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116 Directing Output to a Printer C
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118 Using the PRINT Command and Uni
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120 Using the PRTFILE and PRINT Com
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122 SAS System Options That Relate
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124 Storing ODS HTML Output in a Se
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126 Writing ODS HTML Output Directl
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128 Writing ODS XML Output to EBCDI
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130 Directing Procedure Output: SAS
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132 FILENAME Statement Syntax for E
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134 FILENAME Statement Syntax for E
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136 PUT Statement Syntax for E-Mail
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138 Example: Sending E-Mail from th
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140 Sending Procedure Output as E-M
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142 Sending Procedure Output as E-M
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144 Example: Directing Output as an
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146 Example: Sending E-Mail by Usin
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148 Introduction to Universal Print
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150 Changing the Default Font Chapt
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152 Setting a Page Range Value Chap
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154 Universal Printing and the SAS
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156 Setting Up a Universal Printer
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158 Setting Up Printers in Your Env
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160 Sample Programs and Summary Cha
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162 Sample 2: ODS and the PRINTERPA
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164 Sample 3: ODS and the PRINTERPA
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166 Sample 4: PRINTERPATH and FILEN
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168 Sample 5: SAS/GRAPH: ODS and PR
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170 Sample 5: SAS/GRAPH: ODS and PR
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172 Sample 6: SAS/GRAPH: No ODS or
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178 The SASLIB.HOUSES Data Set Chap
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184 SAS Interface to ISPF Chapter 8
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186 Using Special SAS System Option
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188 Using the ISPF Editor from Your
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190 Accessing SAS Variables from IS
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192 Accessing SAS Variables from IS
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194 Testing ISPF Applications Chapt
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196 Sample Application Chapter 8 +E
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198 Sample Application Chapter 8 Se
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200 Interacting with the SAS Sessio
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202 Comparing the REXX Interface to
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204 Examples of REXX Execs Chapter
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208 How Character Values Are Stored
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210 Details of Transferring Data Ch
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212 Introduction to Optimizing Perf
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214 Optimize I/O for Sequential Lib
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216 Consider Placing SAS Data Libra
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218 Efficient Sorting Chapter 10 Ef
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220 Specify a Value for MEMLEAVE= W
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222 Use the EM3179 Device Driver Wh
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226 BUFSIZE= Data Set Option Chapte
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228 Summary of SAS Data Set Options
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230 Summary of SAS Data Set Options
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234 Floating-Point Number Format an
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236 Ew. Format Chapter 12 Ew. Forma
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238 IBw.d Format Chapter 12 IBw.d F
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240 RBw.d Format Chapter 12 RBw.d F
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242 ZDw.d Format Chapter 12 ZDw.d F
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246 ANYPUNCT Function Chapter 13 AN
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248 CALL SYSTEM Routine Chapter 13
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250 CALL WTO Routine Chapter 13 CAL
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252 DINFO Function Chapter 13 Item
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254 DOPEN Function Chapter 13 /* Op
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256 DOPTNUM Function Chapter 13 DOP
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258 FEXIST Function Chapter 13 Cate
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260 FILENAME Function Chapter 13 fi
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262 FINFO Function Chapter 13 Detai
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264 FINFO Function Chapter 13 and p
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266 FOPTNAME Function Chapter 13 I
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268 KTRANSLATE Function Chapter 13
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270 PATHNAME Function Chapter 13 De
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272 PEEKLONG Function Chapter 13 Se
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274 SYSTEM Function Chapter 13 SYST
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276 TSO Function Chapter 13 TSO Fun
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278 Floating-Point Number Format an
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280 Ew.d Informat Chapter 14 Ew.d I
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282 IBw.d Informat Chapter 14 IBw.d
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284 ZDw.d Informat Chapter 14 Detai
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286 ZDBw.d Informat Chapter 14 See:
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288 Macro Variables Available Only
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290 Macro Functions Chapter 15 Macr
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292 Stored Compiled Macro Facility
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296 BMDP Procedure Chapter 16 Synta
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298 BMDP Procedure Chapter 16 VAR S
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300 BMDP Procedure Chapter 16 The n
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302 BMDP Procedure Chapter 16 Outpu
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304 CATALOG Procedure Chapter 16 CA
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306 CONTENTS Procedure Chapter 16 O
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308 CONVERT Procedure Chapter 16 Hi
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310 CONVERT Procedure Chapter 16 Ho
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312 CPORT Procedure Chapter 16 Exam
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314 DBF Procedure Chapter 16 DBF Pr
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316 FONTREG Procedure Chapter 16 FO
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318 ITEMS Procedure Chapter 16 The
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320 OPTIONS Procedure Chapter 16 Th
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322 PDS Procedure Chapter 16 PDS Pr
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324 PDS Procedure Chapter 16 Howeve
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326 PDSCOPY Procedure Chapter 16 ex
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328 PDSCOPY Procedure Chapter 16 3
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330 PDSCOPY Procedure Chapter 16 SE
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332 PRINTTO Procedure Chapter 16 Se
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336 SORT Procedure Chapter 16 3 how
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338 SORT Procedure Chapter 16 CAUTI
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340 SOURCE Procedure Chapter 16 3 r
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342 SOURCE Procedure Chapter 16 PRI
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350 TAPECOPY Procedure Chapter 16 F
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352 TAPECOPY Procedure Chapter 16 N
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354 TAPECOPY Procedure Chapter 16 S
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356 TAPELABEL Procedure Chapter 16
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358 TAPELABEL Procedure Chapter 16
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360 ATTRIB Statement Chapter 17 Syn
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362 DSNEXST Statement Chapter 17
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364 FILE Statement Chapter 17 3 a f
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366 FILE Statement Chapter 17 carri
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368 FILE Statement Chapter 17 KEY=v
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386 FOOTNOTE Statement Chapter 17 F
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388 INFILE Statement Chapter 17 fil
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392 LENGTH Statement Chapter 17 Hos
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408 Contents Chapter 18 FILESPACE S
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410 System Options in the z/OS Envi
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438 FILESPACE System Option Chapter
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440 FILESPSEC= System Option Chapte
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442 FILEUNIT= System Option Chapter
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444 FONTSLOC= System Option Chapter
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446 FSDEVICE= System Option Chapter
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448 GHFONT= System Option Chapter 1
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450 HELPCASE System Option Chapter
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458 ISPCAPS System Option Chapter 1
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462 ISPNOTES System Option Chapter
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482 MSGLOAD System Option Chapter 1
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500 SORTALTMSGF System Option Chapt
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