Table A-1. How Fup Input Options Work With Tape Defines - HP T6553 D45 Reference Manual

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DEFINE Tables
You can use SPOOL, TAPE, or MAP DEFINEs to specify information for a FUP
process before you start it:

Use SPOOL DEFINEs to send command output to a spooler.

Use TAPE DEFINEs to send command output to a tape file or receive a tape file as
input.

Use MAP DEFINEs to substitute a logical name for an actual file name.
Note. Do not use TAPE DEFINE attributes that conflict with your FUP command parameters.
For more information about DEFINEs, see the Guardian User's Guide .
Use these tables to help specify the options you need.

Table A-1. How FUP Input Options Work With TAPE DEFINEs

FUP Parameter
BLOCKIN
EBCDICIN
or
XLATE
RECIN
REELS
REWINDIN
SKIPIN
UNLOADIN
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FUP Parameter FUP Parameter
Only and DEFINE
BLOCKIN is the FUP quits with
size of the an error if
buffer used by values conflict
FUP
FUP performs FUP performs
translation translation and
sets DEFINE
OFF, or an error
occurs if values
conflict
RECIN used for FUP quits with
FUP deblocking an error if
values conflict
Error Error
DEFINEs do not affect this
parameter
Error Error
DEFINEs do not affect this
parameter
DEFINE
Only
BLOCKIN is set
to BLOCKLEN
FUP lets label
processing do
the translation
RECIN is set to
RECLEN
FUP ignores
DEFINE
FUP ignores
DEFINE
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DEFINE
BLOCKLEN
EBCDIC
RECLEN
REELS
N.A.
FILESEQ
N.A.