IBM System/370 Operator's Reference Manual page 138

Definitions of Substitutional Operands- RES
class
classnames
data
devicetype
id
inclass
jobname
list
msgno
(n, .•. )
nbs
I
nfs
!
i
outclass
I
password
I
i
Pnn
1
!
pp
!
procname
rdr
route-code
term-id
i
text
I
unit
I
unitaddr
userid
wtr
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specifies an input or output class.
1-8 output class names to be associated with the writer.
specifies information to be passed
to
the procedure.
specifies a device type (for example, PR 1).
specifies any unique one to eight character name that starts with
a letter (except for Pnn or ALL).
specifies an input queue class.
specifies the name of a specific problem program.
specifies one to fou; queue classes.
one or
two
character identification of a message reply.
1, 2, 3 (single space, double space, or triple space).
specifies a single digit decil'!'toJ number, or a list of numbers.
specifies a decimal digit from I to 255.
nnn specifies a workstation (1-200), ao identifies a device type
(RD, PR, PU), m identifies a particular device.
specifies a decimal digit from 1 to 100 (indicates the number of
pages to be backspaced).
specifies a decimal digit from 1 to 255 (indicates the number of
pages to be spaced forward).
specifies an output class.
specifies on assigned sequence of one to eight alphameric
ChCii'O'c~ers
.
specifies the VS 1 partition number in which the procedure was
started.
specifies numerical priority (decimol number from 0
to
13).
specifies the nome of a cataloged procedure.
specifies the name of the reader procedure being started.
specifies a value which identifies a central console.
specifies a unique number (1-200) assigned to a remote terminal.
specifies information to be entered in response to a message.
specifies the symbolic unit address (for example, PR 1) of an I/O device.
specifies the channel and unit address (cuu) of an I/O device.
specifies an assigned sequence of one to seven alphameric characters.
specifies the name of a writer procedure being started.