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specifying the virtual card reader address and OFF. Notes: a. continuous reading of input files should not be in effect with SET CARDSAVE ON, as an unending ·wrap-around· input file will exist. h. Directed output is useful--and necessary if, for instance, an installation has two printers. one with a PN train and another with a TN train. If the user has script output to produce,. he may specify the desired output printer, perform his printing, and then return his printer to normal spooling. Reponses: BAD ARGUMENT xx This indicates that an error in specification has been made, such as invalid virtual address, invalid real address:. or conflicting device types. Examples: a. spool e on 30 be9in CMS script report (offline center) RiT=05.21/06.03 12.22.13
Input spooling is then returned to normal for noncontinuous reading. SPOOL 501
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Control Program-67/Cambridge Monito
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SNOBOL BRUIN CMS SNOBOL User's Manu
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SPLIT STATE UPDATE INDENT Control J
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I/O Format Conversion 336 PLI 338 P
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20 21 22 23 24 25 26 21 28 29 Examp
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ampersand (&) arguments. Hitting AT
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The 2741 paper controls (such as th
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DATA CHECK. This key should be hit
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anything. followed by a carriage re
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Several of the CMS commands create
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A brief description of each CMS com
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Examples: a. COMBINE FILE DAOl P3 T
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SUMMARY OF EDIT REQUESTS The reques
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BOTTOM Request Format: Usage: BOTTO
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FILE Request Format: FILE filename
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Examples: a. FIND 90 request: line
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c. INSERT request: response: insert
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QUIT Request Format: Usage: QUIT Q
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TABSET Request Format: n1 TABSET TA
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UP Request Format: UP < n > U 1 n i
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ZONE Request Format: I I ZONE Z n1
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ERASE Purpose: The ERASE command de
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Value exceeded the maximum allowabl
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LISTF Purpose: LISTF has two purpos
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Usage: Input If filename and filety
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the DISK command to be able to read
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When the SCRIPT command is issued,
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E(OOOOO) *** A TERMINAL ERROR HAS O
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APPEND Control Purpose: The APPEND
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CENTER Control. Purpose: The line f
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CONCATENATE Control Purpose: CONCAT
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DOUBLE SPACE Control Purpose: -----
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INDENT Control Purpose: The INDENT
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NO JUSTIFY Control Purpose: The NO
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PAGE Control Purpose: PAGE causes t
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PAGE NUMBER Control Purpose: The PA
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SPACE Control Purpose: The SPACE co
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TAB SETTING Control Purpose: The TA
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PARAGRAPHS: .br If no space follows
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STATE Purpose: The STATE command te
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RET UPDLOG P5 is also created, cont
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CMS commands, and the EXEC command
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line,. or through the number of lin
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PROFILE EXEC The PROFILE EXEC featu
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SCOOP TXTLIB 1 , OPS TXTLIB i , and
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LOADMOD Purpose: LOADMOD loads into
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REUSE Purpose: REUSE reads from dis
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load map indicates that program PRI
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K. An entry for R is made in the DE
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c. GO 12345 The current or1g1n is a
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IPL Format: Usage: IPL The IPL requ
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INVALID ARGUMENT The operand specif
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----------------- information are s
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which the information is stored. Se
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issuing a KO or a CLROVER command.
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LANGUAGE PROCESSORS The language pr
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disk. When the assembly is complete
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Linkage Notes: SVC X·CA· pc AL4(*
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CMSYSREF Macro Purpose: The CMSYSRE
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RDBUF Macro Purpose: RDBUF reads a
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SETUP Macro Purpose: SETUP initiali
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TYPE Macro Purpose: TYPE generates
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area following the characters read
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DFTRMLST DIRECT DLIST DOM DUMP ENDR
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CPFUNCTN Function Purpose: The CPFU
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FINIS Function Purpose: The FINIS f
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POINT Func.tion Purpose: The POINT
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RDBUF Function Purpose: The RDBUF f
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E(00001) TAPn - SERIOUS TAPE ERROR
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WRBUF Function Purpose: The WRBUF f
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FORTRAN Purpose: The FORTRAN comman
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READY THE PRINTER. I/O ERROR ON PRI
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number is shown in Figure 33. The s
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DIRECT ACCESS I/O All direct-access
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PL/I PROGRAMMING COMPILATION NOTES:
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IHECMS--PL/I Initialization Routine
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SNOBOL ** Purpose: The SNOBOL comma
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present. When the TRACE option is i
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CP-61 as a single deck before the c
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caused early termination. Examples:
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E(OOOll) YES was not typed in as th
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MODMAP Purpose: The MODMAP command
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OSTAPE assumes the file is going to
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c. TAPE LOAD Again using the same t
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Responses: TAPn NOT READY YET. The
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are specifi·ed. xxxxxxxx,RECORDS C
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CONTROL COMMANDS This section conta
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IPL Purpose: IPL causes a new copy
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Error Messages: None. KO 413
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LINEND takes precedence over the lo
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Examples: a. LOGIN The user's file
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SYN Purpose: The SYN command allows
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definition is a group of 05/360 ass
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BLIP Subroutine Purpose: The BLIP s
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Page 461: RENAME Subroutine Purpose: The RENA
Page 468 and 469: PLILIB--PL/I Library The library ne
Page 470: MACRO LIBRARIES SYSLIB--System Macr
Page 474 and 475: READY RESET SET SLEEP SPOOL STORE X
Page 476 and 477: CLOSE Purpose: CLOSE releases the s
Page 478 and 479: DETACH Purpose: DETACH removes the
Page 480: DISCONN purpose: DISCONN causes the
Page 486: Xregl-reg2 PSW Usage: virtual 61 on
Page 489 and 490: IPL Purpose: IPL causes the Control
Page 491: IPLSAVE Purpose: Same as IPL except
Page 494 and 495: 44. USER NOT ON SYSTEM userid is no
Page 499 and 500: Responses: BAD ARGUMENT xx An inval
Page 501 and 502: READY Purpose: READY simulates a de
Page 503: SET Purpose: SET allows the user to
Page 507: SPOOL Purpose: The SPOOL console fu
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Page 520: TAPE PROCEDURES A facility is avail
Page 526 and 527: General Recovery Procedures If it i
Page 528: Set Location counter (SLC) Card The
Page 535: jobname JOB // userid acctno. // FO
Page 538: ASSEMBLE Format: I // ASSEMBLE 1 «
Page 546 and 547: GO Format: I // GO I I < entry poin
Page 549 and 550: PUNCH Format: I j/ PUNCH I filename
Page 551: RUNNING THE eMS BATCH MONITOR Setup
Page 555 and 556: INPUT LINE. All information, up to
Page 557: TERMINAL SESSION. The period betwee
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TIN x 558 location by information.
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PRINT QUIT REPEAT RETYPE SAVE SERIA
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APPENDIX F: CMS FUNCTIONS ATTN CARD
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APPENDIX Ql FORMAT OF COMMANDS" REQ
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CMS COMMANDS ALTER ASSEMBLE BLIP BR
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GENMOD GLOBAL IPL KO KT KX LISTF LO
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SETOVER SNOBOL SORT SPLIT START STA
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5"l'ORE symbol hexloc TIN < CMS > D
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LIN}{ userid xxx yyy W < (NOPASS) >
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APPENDIX H: CP-61 MACHINE CONFIGURA
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Sysref ••••••• 275,28
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