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Section Subsections Page60 30 20 02Store a Program in DCI (Core Image) FormatYou can, after compilation, also store a program inDCI format, by simply using the *STORECI card inplace of the *STORE card. Note that the *FILES,*LOCAL, and *NOCAL cards are placed after the*STORECI card and that the number of such cardsis punched in columns 27-30 of the *STORECI card.Because this takes longer than the *STORE option,it usually will not be done unless you are fairlycertain that the program is free of bugs.Delete a Program or SubprogramThis is one of the simplest of the DUP jobs, sinceyou need not be concerned with either the format,the location, or the type (program, subprogram, ordata) of the item to be deleted.The sequence of cards462 4 9 10 12 15 14 15 16 a l e 19 20 22 23 27 26 30,3 32 34 37 5,9 59 404 42 43 4445.1 O 6aL TA/ A EConvert a DSF Program to DCIFor speed of loading, commonly used programsshould be stored in DCI (core image) format. Thiseliminates the need to build a core load each timeyou execute the program.If you have a program called MAIN6 stored on thedisk in DSF (by a STORE card), you can convert it toDCI with the following sequence:will delete NAMEP wherever and whatever it is.I 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 910111213141516 a 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 28 29 303 3233 35 37 38 39 4041 4243 45/ / J015// OUPDI/HP 04 W5 141N6STORECI Pis I/,4 vAHEN 2LUCA L - -C/LES/ 1 J108// 01/CF DELETE 14 ///6Note that the name of the program had to bechanged.