z/OS V1R9.0 UNIX System Services Command ... - Christian Grothoff

tso
export TSOPROFILE="prefix(wjs) nomsgid"
The value of this variable is passed to the TSO/E PROFILE command as is.
If the PROFILE command fails, the requested command is not run. The
output from the PROFILE command is sent to stdout along with the
PROFILE command that was issued.
An allocation specification can be either a list of cataloged data set names
separated by colons or a data set allocation request. If a list of data set names is
used, lowercase letters are treated as uppercase and the data set names must be
fully qualified.
You can specify a data set allocation request by beginning the specification with the
keyword alloc followed by keywords or keyword-value pairs in a format similar to
the TSO/E ALLOCATE command. Keys are separated by blanks. A complete listing
of keys can be found in z/OS Using REXX and z/OS UNIX System Services.
DA (data set name [(member name)]) | DSN (data set name [(member name)])
Data set name to allocate. The name must be fully qualified and can
include a member name. Quotes can be used but are ignored.
MOD | NEW | OLD | SHR
Specifies the status of the data set.
CATALOG | DELETE | KEEP | UNCATALOG
Specifies the data set disposition.
TRACKS
Specifies that space be allocated in units of tracks.
CYL Specifies that space be allocated in units of cylinders
DIR(directory blocks)
Specifies the number of directory blocks.
SPACE(primary[,secondary])
Specifies that primary and (optionally) secondary space be allocated.
VOL(volume serial)
Specifies the VOLSER.
UNIT(unit name)
Specifies the unit name, device type, or unit address.
SYSOUT[(class)]
Specifies that a sysout data set is to be allocated and optionally defines the
output class.
HOLD Specifies that the output data is to be held until released by user or
operator.
WRITER(external writer name)
Specifies the external writer.
FORMS(forms name name)
Specifies the print form.
DEST(destination)
Specifies the output destination.
COPIES(number of copies)
Specifies the number of copies to be printed.
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