Cmdcall; Compare; Conwait - IBM Professional Series User Manual

Other Messages and Return Codes:
DMSACC003E INVALID OPTION
'option'
RC=24
DMSACC017E INVALID DEVICE ADDRESS
'cuu'
RC=24
DMSACCo48E INVALID MODE
'mode'
RC=24
DMSACC059E
'cuu'
ALREADY ACCESSED AS READ/WRITE
'mode'
DISK RC=36
DMSACCo6oE FILE(S)
'fn [ft [fm]]'
NOT FOUND. DISK
'mode(cuu),
WILL
NOT BE ACCESSED RC=28
DMSACC070E INVALID PARAMETER
'parameter'
RC=24
DMSACC109S VIRTUAL STORAGE CAPACITY EXCEEDED RC=104
DMSACCl12S DISK
'mode(cuu), has invalid directory format
RC=100
DMSACCl13S
mode (cuu)
NOT ATTACHED RC=100
CMDCALL
Use the CMDCALL command in an EXEC 2 procedure to
allow certain CMS commands (ERASE, LISTFILE,
RENAME, and STATE) to display the message 'FILE NOT
FOUND'. CMDCALL accomplishes this by converting the
EXEC 2 extended plist function calls to CMS extended plist
command calls. The format of the CMDCALL command is:
CMDCALL
[cmd [operandl [operand2 ... operandn]]]
For a complete description of the CMDCALL command,
refer to the VM
I
SP CMS Command and Macro Reference.
COMPARE
Use the COMPARE command to compare two CMS disk
files of of fixed- or variable-length format on a
record-for-record basis and to display dissimilar records at
the terminal. The format of the COMPARE command is:
COMpare fileidl fileid2
Option:
COL[mm[ -] nn ]
1
1 rec 1
[ (opt ion ... [ ) ] ]
For a complete description of the COMPARE command,
refer to the VM
I
SP CMS Command and Macro Reference.
CONWAIT
Use the CONW AIT command to cause a program to wait
until all pending terminal 110 is complete. The format of the
CONWAIT command is:
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