z/TPF Program Management - IBM
z/TPF Program Management - IBM
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120 z/<strong>TPF</strong> <strong>Program</strong> <strong>Management</strong><br />
-output outfile<br />
specifies the location of the output file, where outfile is the path of the file. The<br />
default is OLDR.out if the oldr parameter was specified. In this case, the offline<br />
loader creates (or replaces the contents of) a file named OLDR.out in your<br />
current working directory. The default is TLDR.out if the tldr parameter was<br />
specified. In this case, the offline loader creates (or replaces the contents of) a<br />
file named TLDR.out in your current working directory.<br />
You also can enter -o for this parameter.<br />
-report reportfile<br />
specifies the location of the report file, where reportfile is the path of the file.<br />
The default is OLDR.report if the oldr parameter was specified. In this case, the<br />
offline loader creates (or replaces the contents of) a file named OLDR.report in<br />
your current working directory. The default is TLDR.report if the tldr parameter<br />
was specified. In this case, the offline loader creates (or replaces the contents<br />
of) a file named TLDR.report in your current working directory.<br />
You also can enter -r for this parameter.<br />
-trace tracefile<br />
specifies the location of the trace file, where tracefile is the path of the file. If<br />
this parameter is not specified, a trace file is not generated.<br />
You also can enter -t for this parameter.<br />
-w workdir<br />
specifies the working directory, where workdir is the path of the directory. Any<br />
relative paths specified for this command are assumed to be relative to this<br />
directory. If this parameter is not specified, the offline loader assumes that the<br />
appropriate working directory is the directory from which the offldr command<br />
was entered.<br />
-volser<br />
specifies a tape volume serial number (VOLSER), where:<br />
volser<br />
is the volume serial number of the tape that you want the data written to.<br />
This value must match the label on the tape that is mounted on the device<br />
specified by the -output parameter.<br />
SCRTCH<br />
writes the data to a scratch tape that is mounted on the device specified by<br />
the -output parameter.<br />
You must specify this parameter if the output device is a tape.<br />
-expdt yyyyddd<br />
specifies the expiration date for the tape specified, where yyyyddd is the year<br />
and day that the data expires. The data on the tape can be overwritten when<br />
the expiration date on the tape has elapsed. If you do not specify this<br />
parameter, the current date is used and the tape expires.<br />
-retpd nnnn<br />
specifies the retention period for the tape specified, where nnnn is the number<br />
of days before the tape expires. The data on the tape can be overwritten when<br />
the expiration date on the tape has elapsed. If you do not specify this<br />
parameter, zero is used and the tape expires.
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