TOPS-10 Monitor Calls Manual Volume 2 AA-K039D ... - Trailing-Edge

STRUUO [CALLI 50]
Your program cannot create files on a file
structure unless it has access to the file
structure. However, by using the .FSSRC function
your program can add a file structure to its
search list. If your program attempts to delete a
file structure from its search list, the monitor
moves the file structure's name from the job's
active search list to its passive search list. To
remove the file structure from the active or
passive search list, issue the DISMOUNT monitor
conunand.
1 .FSDSL
Defines a new search list for a job or for SYS.
PULSAR uses this function to complete the mounting
or dismounting procedures and to add or delete
file structures from another job's search list .
. FSDSL requires privileges to define the search
list for another job or if you set DF.SRM (in word
3 below) . The argument block for the .FSDSL
function is shown below:
Word Symbol Contents
0 . FSFCN Function code ( . FSDSL)
1 .FSDJN The number of the job whose
search list is to be defined.
2 .FSDPP The project-progranuner number of
the job.
3 . FSDFL The flag word . If bit 35 is set,
(OF. SRM) , the monitor removes all
deleted f.ile structures from the
job's search list and decrements
the file structure's mount count.
If bit 35 is not set, the monitor
places all deleted file
structures in the passive search
list. To delete a file
structure, it must have been
present in the current search
list and not listed in the
argument block.
4 .FSDSO Offset to first word of JOBSTR
argument block.
The argument block contains as its first four
words: the function code, a job number, a
project-progranuner number, and a flag word. These
four words are followed by one or more three-word
entries (each is an argument block like that used
by the JOBSTR call). The entries specify the file
structures to be included in the search list. The
order in which the file structures appear in the
argument block is the order in which they will
appear in the search list.
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