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

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TAPOP. [CALLI 154]<br />

<strong>10</strong>21 . TFIER<br />

<strong>10</strong>22 .TFFER<br />

<strong>10</strong>23 . TFFED<br />

<strong>10</strong>24 .TFLBL<br />

Returns in the ac the initial error status.<br />

Returns in the ac the final error status.<br />

Returns in the ac the final error disposition.<br />

Returns in the ac the label processing type code.<br />

To set the label processing type code, use<br />

.TFLBL+.TFSET; the monitor reads the new code from<br />

addr+2. The label processing type codes and their<br />

meanings are:<br />

Code<br />

o<br />

1<br />

2<br />

3<br />

4<br />

5<br />

6<br />

7<br />

<strong>10</strong><br />

11<br />

12<br />

Symbol<br />

.TFLBP<br />

.TFLAL<br />

.TFLAU<br />

.TFLIL<br />

.TFLIU<br />

.TFLTM<br />

.TFLNS<br />

.TFLNL<br />

.TFCBA<br />

.TFCBS<br />

.TFLNV<br />

Label Processing ~<br />

Bypass label processing. To set<br />

this value, the job must be<br />

privileged.<br />

ANSI labels.<br />

ANSI labels with user labels.<br />

IBM labels.<br />

IBM labels with user labels.<br />

Leading tape mark.<br />

Nonstandard labels.<br />

No labels. When tapes are<br />

processed with no labels, the<br />

label processor is used only to<br />

verify that the tape does not<br />

contain a tape label. Unlabeled<br />

tapes can be copied to create a<br />

labeled tape.<br />

DIGITAL COBOL ASCII labels.<br />

DIGITAL COBOL SIXBIT labels.<br />

Same as .TFLNL except that user<br />

program is responsible for<br />

dealing with an EOT. This type<br />

is the default. To switch reels<br />

after end-of-tape, use TAPOP.<br />

function .TFFEV.<br />

<strong>10</strong>25 .TFPLT<br />

<strong>10</strong>26 .TFLTC<br />

Performs functions identical to the .TFLBL<br />

function <strong>10</strong>24 above, except that it allows access<br />

to files and tape labels. Using this function,<br />

you can examine and modify the contents of a<br />

label. The .TFPLT function requires the JP.POK,<br />

[1,2], or JACCT privilege.<br />

Returns the last tape label termination code from<br />

the tape label processor. It is recommended that<br />

you use DEVOP. function .DFRES, because more<br />

information can be returned by that function. The<br />

return codes are:<br />

Code Symbol Error<br />

1 .TFTCP Continue processing.<br />

2 . TFTRE Returned EOF .<br />

3 .TFTLT Label type error.<br />

4 .TFTHL Header label error.<br />

S .TFTTL Trailer label error.<br />

6 .TFTVL <strong>Volume</strong> label error.<br />

7 .TFTDV Device error.<br />

<strong>10</strong> .TFTDE Data error.<br />

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