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Messages and Return Codes:
DMSMOD003E INVALID OPTION
'option'
RC=24
DMSMOD005E NO {FROMITO} ENTRY SPECIFIED RC=24
DMSMOD021E ENTRY POINT
'name'
NOT FOUND Rc=40
DMSMOD032E INVALID FILETYPE
'ft'
RC=24
DMSMOD037E DISK
'mode'
IS READ/ONLY RC=36
DMSMOD040E NO FILES LOADED Rc=40
DMSMOD070E INVALID PARAMETER
'parameter'
RC=24
DMSMOD084E INVALID USE OF 'FROM' AND 'TO' OPTIONS RC=24
DMSMOD105S ERROR
'nn'
WRITING FILE
'fn ft fm'
ON DISK RC=100
DMSSTT048E INVALID MODE
'mode'
RC=24
DMSSTT069E DISK
'mode'
NOT ACCESSED RC=36
GLOBAL
Use the GLOBAL command to identify which CMS, or OS
libraries are to be searched for macros, copy files, or
subroutines when processing subsequent CMS commands.
The format of the GLOBAL command is:
GLobal
Where:
~ MACL I B
t
[1 i bname 1 ••• 1 i bname8]
~ TXTL I B f
MACLIB
precedes the specification of macro libraries that are
to be searched for macros and copy files during the
execution of language processor commands.
TXTLIB
precedes the specification of text libraries to be
searched for missing subroutines when the LOAD or
INCLUDE command is issued, or when a dynamic
load occurs (that is, when an OS SVC 8 is issued).
Note: Subroutines that are called by dynamic load
should
(1)
contain only VCONs that are resolved
within the same text library member or (2) be
resident in storage throughout the processing of the
original CMS LOAD or INCLUDE command.
Otherwise, the entry point is unpredictable.
1 ibnamel •••
are the filenames of up to eight libraries. Filetypes
must be MACLIB or TXTLIB, accordingly. The
libraries are searched in the order in which they are
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