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ROC.MODE (ROC)<br />

Syntax<br />

ROC.MODE (ROC)<br />

The ROC.MODE; command enables the Report Output Control System (ROC) to be<br />

accessed from Ispec logic. All following logic in the Ispec is ignored and will not be<br />

executed.<br />

If an Ispec name is included with the ROC.MODE; command, Pre-Screen logic for that<br />

Ispec is invoked when ROC is terminated. If no Ispec is included, Pre-Screen logic for the<br />

calling Ispec is invoked.<br />

If an Ispec name is specified, a command to be passed to ROC can also be included. The<br />

passed command is actioned by ROC. For more details of ROC, see the <strong>LINC</strong> Operations<br />

Guide for the relevant host type.<br />

ROC is not available with LDA. In LDA Run Time, the ROC.MODE; command behaves like<br />

the RECALL; command.<br />

DDD DDBDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDBDDDDDD4<br />

3 3<br />

@DD DDDBDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD4<br />

3 3<br />

@DDD DDDDY<br />

ispec<br />

A data item or literal containing the name of an Ispec.<br />

action<br />

<strong>Reference</strong><br />

A data item or literal containing a command of up to 50 characters to be interpreted by<br />

ROC.<br />

A value of CLEAR instructs ROC to clear the usercode and history station information for<br />

the current station, and then return immediately to the specified Ispec. The CLEAR value<br />

is typically used where station assignment is dynamic and the user was logging on or off.<br />

‘‘RECALL (RC)’’.<br />

Use of this command with OLTP is described in your <strong>LINC</strong> Generate Operations Guide.<br />

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