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EXPDATE
DELETE
TYPE
INDEF/OUTDEF
SHARE/ACCESS
OUTALC
DENSITY
TRACE
BRIEF
Rules
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Either INFILE or OUTFILE must refer to a local file
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APPEND is exclusive of START and RESTART
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START and RESTART are mutually exclusive
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BRIEF and TRACE are mutually exclusive
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It is possible to mix file transfer and job requests, but it is not allowed to mix
requests (JONs/FONs) and rnames. WAIT=(F18,F25,J38) or WAIT=(A,B,C,D)
is allowed, whereas WAIT=(F18,A,J38,B) is not allowed.
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file expiration date expressed as: nnn (day in the year),
[yy]yy/ddd (year and day), or [yy]yy/mm/dd (year,
month and day in the month). Default is no expiration
date.
Meaningful if CREATE is used.
The subfile of the local site will be deleted at the
normal end of the transfer. Confirmation of deletion
will be asked if the CONFIRM parameter is available
in the user profile.
In the case of an infile from a foreign machine, and the
existence of the CREATE option, this parameter gives
the type for the library to be created on the DPS 7000.
further processing options for the input and output files
expressed as file-define parameter groups, as detailed
in the IOF Terminal User's Reference Manual.
sharing and access mode for local file(s) being
handled. When omitted, default value for SHARE is
NORMAL; default value for ACCESS is READ for
INFILE and WRITE for OUTFILE.
It is the allocation group for the out file and supplies
supplementary information for the file to be created. It
is only used with the CREATE option. For further
information, refer to the UFT User Guide.
This is the tape density.
If 1, the RFA trace is displayed on the screen.
If 1, only the messages issued at the beginning and at
the end of the transfer are displayed. The default is 0.
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