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OS 2200 Program-Callable FURPUR (PC
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OS 2200 Program-Callable FURPUR (PC
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Contents 3.1.5.2. Long Form Return
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Contents 6.5.4. Return Entry for MA
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Contents 10.2.3. File Identifier ..
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Contents Appendix B. Summary of FUR
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Figures 4-2. CHG_FILE_CYC Function
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Tables xiv 7830 9796-013
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Using PCFP are returned to your pro
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Using PCFP Figure 1-1. Calling the
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Using PCFP 0 1 0 1 F F 0 2 1000 3 0
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Using PCFP 0 0 1 0 1 2 0 3 0 0 4 5
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Using PCFP Procedure 1 Clear the fu
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Using PCFP 0 1 INTERFACE_LEVEL 2 DI
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Using PCFP 1.3.3. Calling PCFP to A
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Using PCFP 0 INTERFACE_LEVEL 1 a b
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Using PCFP 0 1 0 1 F F 0 2 2000 3 4
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Using PCFP Procedure 6 As suggested
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Using PCFP Function Name Table 1-1.
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Functions of PCFP The following are
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Functions of PCFP Condition Array A
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Functions of PCFP Item Descriptions
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Functions of PCFP 2.4. Function Pac
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Functions of PCFP a = WAIT_ON_FACIL
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Functions of PCFP SOURCE_FILE = 2 T
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Functions of PCFP RTN_ENTRY_SIZE In
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Functions of PCFP The question mark
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Functions of PCFP 2-18 7830 9796-01
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Acquiring General File Information
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Changing File Attributes Note that
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Changing File Attributes LPF = 2 In
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Changing File Attributes SET_OFF =
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Changing File Attributes function.
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Changing File Attributes 4.3. Chang
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Changing File Attributes FILE_OWNER
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Changing File Attributes Item Descr
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Changing File Attributes 4.5.2. Fun
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Copying Between Files 5.1.1. Parame
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Copying Between Files When the sour
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Copying Between Files Before the CO
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Copying Between Files a = OMIT_LOG_
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Copying Between Files ON_END_OF_DES
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Copying Between Files 0 RESULT_INDI
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Copying Between Files When the sour
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Copying Between Files 5.3.1. Parame
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Copying Between Files STORAGE_TO_RE
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Copying Between Files 5.3.3. Source
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Copying Between Files a = LOCATE_BL
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Copying Between Files The minimum w
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Copying Between Files For either of
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Copying Between Files Item Descript
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Copying Between Files DESC_RTN_AREA
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Copying Between Files NUM_TRACK_SEQ
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Copying Program File Elements − D
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Copying Program File Elements Item
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Copying Program File Elements SOURC
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Copying Program File Elements CYCLE
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Copying Program File Elements 7.1.3
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Copying Program File Elements Data
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Copying Program File Elements The m
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Copying Program File Elements MUST_
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Copying Program File Elements a = E
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Copying Program File Elements Item
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Copying Program File Elements a = E
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Copying Program File Elements 7-28
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Updating Program Files The CHG_ELT
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Updating Program Files Indicates th
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Updating Program Files g = CHG_OMN_
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Updating Program Files INFO_TO_RETU
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Updating Program Files FP_WARN_BAD_
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Updating Program Files Item Descrip
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Updating Program Files INFO_DETAIL
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Updating Program Files The UNDELETE
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Updating Program Files ELT_VERSION
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Updating Program Files SEQ_NUM Indi
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Updating Program Files 8.4. Pack Pr
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Updating Program Files 8.4.2. Funct
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Updating Program Files ALL_STORAGE
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Updating Program Files REL_EP_OPEN_
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Updating Program Files The size of
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Updating Program Files The first co
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Updating Program Files 8.5. Create
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Erasing and Deleting Files The foll
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Erasing and Deleting Files 9.1.3. F
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Using PCFP with C • fp$rtn$info.h
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Using PCFP with C 11.4.8. Date-Time
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Using PCFP with C The following exa
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Using PCFP with C Each file return
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Using PCFP with C /* Set items in t
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Using PCFP with COBOL • FP-FILE-I
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Using PCFP with COBOL The COBOL pro
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Using PCFP with COBOL 03 Month PIC
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Using PCFP with COBOL 12.4.5. Handl
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Using PCFP with COBOL 12.6.1. Calli
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Using PCFP with COBOL * MOVE fp-int
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Using PCFP with COBOL 12.6.3. Calli
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Using PCFP with FORTRAN • FP$DFIL
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Using PCFP with FORTRAN 13.4. Opera
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Using PCFP with FORTRAN * If an err
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Error Messages from which PCFP can
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Error Messages 0071 The element / w
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Error Messages 1005 Calling Program
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Error Messages 2145 System Error: P
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Error Messages 2184 PCFP did not ma
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Error Messages 2215 The format of t
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Error Messages Symbolic Name: fp_er
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Error Messages 2502 The file with i
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Error Messages 2520 Device Area Des
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Page 388 and 389: Summary of FURPUR Commands SDF The
Page 390 and 391: Summary of FURPUR Commands Table B-
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Page 394 and 395: Summary of FURPUR Commands 9. Speci
Page 396 and 397: PACK_PF Operation and Performance C
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Page 400 and 401: PACK_PF Operation and Performance C
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Page 404 and 405: Glossary C calling program In the c
Page 406 and 407: Glossary element cycle One of the s
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Page 422 and 423: Index EXCLUSIVE_ASSIGN, 8-6 INFO_DE
Page 424 and 425: Index PROCESS_CHECKSUM_ERRORS, 5-17
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