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Type III C lass A Program

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CLOSE<br />

Purpose:<br />

CLOSE releases the spooling<br />

multiplexer devices. and the<br />

performed for any output.<br />

Format:<br />

CLOSE<br />

C<br />

devadd<br />

areas f'rom<br />

actual I/O<br />

the specified<br />

operation is<br />

devadd is the device address of the virtual card reader,<br />

card punch, and printer. which are normally OOC,<br />

OOD. and OOE, respectively, for CMS.<br />

Usage:<br />

In releasing the spooling areas for the virtual card punch<br />

or printer, CLOSE punches or prints the contents of the<br />

spooling area on the real device when that device becomes<br />

available. The printed output is preceded by one page which<br />

contains the user·s identification, the date, and the time<br />

of day.<br />

The punched output is preceded by one card which contains<br />

the user's identification. the date. and the time of day, in<br />

the following format:<br />

columns<br />

columns<br />

columns<br />

columns<br />

columns<br />

1-10<br />

13-20<br />

25-32<br />

37-44<br />

49-80<br />

This punched ID card is in the<br />

the input identification card<br />

card reader input for users.<br />

CP67USERID<br />

user·s id, left-justified<br />

date hnm/dd/yyl<br />

time (hh.mm.ss)<br />

asterisks (*)<br />

correct format to be used as<br />

required by CP for spooled<br />

In releasing the spooling area for the virtual card reader,<br />

CLOSE assuroes that the user has read all the cards he wants<br />

from the current card deck and frees the spooling area. If<br />

another command to read a card is then executed, CP returns<br />

either the first card of the next deck it has read for that<br />

user (if any), or reader-not-ready.<br />

Notes:<br />

a. CLOSE OOE must be given after the DUMP console function<br />

has been issued.<br />

h. Logging out from CP automatically issues a CLOSE for<br />

the virtual card reader. printer, and punch and releases all<br />

468 CLOSE

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