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z/<strong>TPF</strong> offline loader<br />

JCL statements<br />

This section describes how to call the z/<strong>TPF</strong> offline loader by using:<br />

v “JCL statements”<br />

v The “Linux offldr command” on page 119<br />

v The “Linux labeltape command” on page 121.<br />

The following topics also are included:<br />

v “Return codes” on page 121<br />

v “Comment conventions” on page 123.<br />

Use the <strong>TPF</strong>LDR program in your job control language (JCL) to call the z/<strong>TPF</strong><br />

offline loader on your z/OS system. Your JCL code must reflect your environment,<br />

standards, and naming conventions. For more information about JCL, see “JCL for<br />

sending your output” on page 157.<br />

The EXEC statement of your JCL must conform to the following syntax:<br />

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PGM=<strong>TPF</strong>LDR<br />

USER: userparms<br />

,PARM='ALDR,TRACE(OFF)'<br />

ALDR ,TRACE(OFF)<br />

,PARM=' '<br />

OLDR ,TRACE(ON)<br />

TLDR<br />

ALDR<br />

performs an offline ALDR load. See “General file loader” on page 111 for more<br />

information about the general file loader.<br />

OLDR<br />

performs an offline OLDR load. See “E-type loader” on page 115 for more<br />

information about the E-type loader.<br />

TLDR<br />

performs an offline TLDR load. See “Image loader” on page 113 for more<br />

information about the image loader.<br />

TRACE(OFF)<br />

performs the load without performing a trace function.<br />

TRACE(ON)<br />

performs the load while performing a trace function that can help with<br />

debugging the loader. If you specify this option, you must specify the<br />

LDRTRACE DD statement in your JCL.<br />

USER: userparms<br />

is an indicator that allows user parameters that are passed to the offline loader<br />

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