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Understanding Railroad Diagrams
Paths
Constants and Variables
Constraints
Following the Paths of a Railroad Diagram
Railroad Diagram Examples with Sample Input
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System Commands Overview
Commands
A (Active Mix Entries)
ACCOUNTING (Resource Accounting)
ACQUIRE (Acquire Resource)
AD (Access Duplicate)
ADM (Automatic Display Mode)
AI (Automatic Initiation)
AR (Archive Release)
ARCCONVERT (Convert Archive Directory)
ARCCOPY (Copy Archive Directory)
ARCDUPLICATE (Duplicate Archive Directory)
ARCREPLACE (Replace Archive Directory)
ASD (Actual Segment Descriptor)
ASDT (ASD THRESHOLD)
ASDU (ASD Usage)
AT (At Remote Host)
AUTORESTORE (Archiving AUTORESTORE Option)
AX (Accept)
BADFILE (Bad File)
BCA (Business Continuity Accelerator)
BNA
BNAVERSION
BR (Breakout)
C (Completed Mix Entries)
CA (Candidate)
CACHE (Disk Cache)
CC (Control Card)
CF (Configuration File)
CHECKFILE (Check for Nonresident Files)
CL (Clear)
CLOSE (Close Pack)
CM (Change MCP)
CO (CONTROLLER Options)
COMPILERTARGET (Set Default Target Value)
COMPILE STATUS (Information for Compiler Task)
COPYCAT (Copy Catalog)
CPURATEBIAS
CQ (Clear Queue)
CS (Change Supervisor)
CU (Core Usage)
DA (Dump Analyzer)
DBI (Database Information)
DBS (Database Stack Entries)
DD (Directory Duplicate)
DIR (Directory)
DIRECTORY ONLY
DISKKEY
DF (Empty Dumpdisk File)
DL (Disk Location)
DMSDELAY (Set DMSDELAY to Zero)
DN (Dump Name)
DO (Diagnostic Options)
DOWN (Down Resource)
DQ (Default Queue)
DR (Date Reset)
DRC (Disk Resource Control)
DS (Discontinue)
DU (Disk Utilization)
DUMP (Dump Memory)
ENCRYPT
EXPAND (Expand Directory)
FA (File Attribute)
FAMILYACCESS (Directory Location)
FI (File Information)
FILELOCKTLIMIT (File Lock Time Limit)
FIND
FM (Form Message)
FR (Final Reel)
FREE (Free Resource)
FS (Force Schedule)
GC (Group Configuration)
HI (Cause Exception Event)
HLUNIT (Specify Halt/Load Unit)
HOLD (Hold Unit for Operator Use)
HOSTNAME (Hostname)
HS (Hold Schedule)
HU (Host Usercode)
IB (Instruction Block)
ID (Initialize Data Comm)
IK (Install Keys)
IL (Ignore Label)
INITIALIZE (Initialize Disk)
INSTALL (Install Software)
IODELAY (Set I/O Delay to Zero)
IOTIMER (Specify Time-out Value)
J (Job and Task Display)
JOBDESC (Job Description File Usage)
LABEL (LABEL ODT)
LB (Relabel Pack)
LC (Log Comment)
LG (Log for Mix Number)
LI (Library Information)
LIBS (Library Task Entries)
LIBTRACE (Library Trace)
LICENSESTATUS
LJ (Log to Job)
LOADPCD
LOG (Analyze Log)
LOGGING (Logging Options)
LP (Lock Program)
MAX (Maximums)
MCS (Message Control System)
MDT (Memory Dump Type)
MEMORYCEILING (Set Memory Ceiling)
MIRROR (Mirror Disk)
ML (Mix Limit)
MM (Memory Module)
MODE (Unit Mode)
MOVE (Move Job or Pack)
MP (Mark Program)
MQ (Make or Modify Queue)
MSC (Message Control)
MSG (Display Messages)
MU (Make User)
MX (Mix Entries)
NA (Network Application)
NET (Network)
NEW SYSTEMDIRECTORY (Replace an Existing SYSTEMDIRECTORY)
NF (No File)
NOTOK (Do Not Reactivate)
NS (Next Screen)
NW (Network Prefix)
O (Overlay)
OF (Optional File)
OK (Reactivate)
OL (Display Label and Paths)
OP (Options)
OPLOCKTIMEOUT
OT (Inspect Stack Cell)
OU (Output Unit)
PARTIALSETS
PB (Print Backup)
PD (Print Directory) and PDRES (Print Directory Resident Files)
PDIR (Process Directory)
PER (Peripheral Status)
PF (Print Fetch)
PG (Purge)
PLI (Periodic Logging Interval)
PMIX (Process Mix)
POWER (Power Down)
PQ (Purge Queue)
PR (Priority)
PRIMITIVE RUN
Print System (PS) Introduction
PROCSET (Target Processor Set)
PUNIT (Process Unit)
PV (Print Volume)
QF (Queue Factors)
QT (Quit)
RA (Register Application)
RB (Rebuild Access)
RC (Reconfigure Disk)
RECONFIGURE (Reconfigure System)
REMOTEDISK
REMOTESPO (Activate REMOTESPO)
REPLACE (Replace Pack Volume)
RES (Reserve)
RESTART (Restart Jobs)
RESTRICT (Set Restrictions)
RF (Reliability Factor)
RM (Remove)
RP (Resident Program)
RW (Rewind)
RY (Ready)
S (Scheduled Mix Entries)
SB (Substitute Backup)
SBP (System Balancing Parameters)
SC (System Configuration)
SCAN (Scan Pack Volume)
SECOPT (Security Options)
SEGARRAYSTART (Array Segmentation Start Size)
SEND (Send Message)
SESSIONS (Show Sessions)
SF (Set Factor)
SHARE (Shared Family)
SHOW
SHOWOPEN (Show Open Disk Files)
SHOWSPARES (Show Spare Disks)
SI (System Intrinsics)
SL (Support Library)
SM (Send to MCS or Database)
SN (Serial Number)
SNMP (SNMP Engine ID)
SQ (Show Queue)
SQUASH (Consolidate Disk Allocation)
SQUASH SYSTEMDIRECTORY (Reduce Number of Directory AREAS)
SS (Send to Station)
ST (Stop)
STARTTIME (Start Time)
STORESAFE
STRUCTURECACHE (Cache Maintenance)
SUPPRESS (Suppress Display)
SUPPRESSWARNING (Suppress Warning)
SV (Save)
SW (Switches)
SYSADMIN COMMAND
SYSOPS (System Options)
TD (Time and Date)
TDIR (Tape Directory)
TERM (Terminal)
THAW (Thaw Frozen Library)
TI (Times)
TL (Transfer Log)
TR (Time Reset)
TSU (TapeStack Utility)
TV (Type Volume)
U (Utilization)
UL (Unlabeled)
UP (Up Resource)
UQ (Unit Queue)
UR (Unit Reserved)
USERLICENSE
W (Waiting Mix Entries)
WH (Wait History)
WM (What MCP)
XD (Bad Disk)
Y (Status Interrogate)
Primitive Commands
??CD (Conditional Dump)
??CL (Clear)
??CM (Change MCP)
??COPY (Copy Files)
??DIALT (Dial Trace)
??DS (Discontinue)
??DUMP (Dump Memory)
??FS (Force Schedule)
??HALT (Halt System)
??HS (Hold Schedule)
??MARC (Transfer to Menu-Assisted Resource Control)
??MEMDP (Dump Memory)
??ODT (Return from Menu-Assisted Resource Control)
??OK (Reactivate)
??OL (Display Label and Paths)
??PD (Print Directory)
??PHL (Programmatic Halt/Load)
??REMOVE (Remove File)
??RESTRICT (Restrict ODT)
??RJ (Remove JOBDESC File)
??RUN (Run Code File)
??RV (Restart Volume Directory)
??SECAD (Security Administrator Authorization)
??ST (Stop)
??TRACE (Trace Table)
??UNWRAP (Unwrap Files)
??UR (Unit Reserved)
??W (Waiting Mix Entries)
Memory Dump Processing and Commands
Memory Dump Commands
Memory Dump Processing
Fast Memory Dump
Functional Command Groupings
General Categories
Automatic Display Mode (ADM) and ODT Control Commands
BNA Commands
Directory and Disk File Management Commands
Disk Pack Commands
Dump Commands
Installation and Licensing
Job Queue Commands
Log Commands
Maintenance Commands
MCP Commands
Memory Management Commands
Networking Commands
Peripheral Commands
Printer Commands
Process Management Commands
Processor Management Commands
Program Communication Commands
System Configuration Commands
System Security Commands
Tape Commands
Workload Management Commands
Old and New Command Mnemonics
Using CANDE and WFL at an ODT
CANDE Control Commands
Work Flow Language (WFL) Jobs
Cold-Start Default Values
Default Options After a Cold-Start
Default Status of Units
Basic Constructs
Basic Constructs
Understanding Railroad Diagrams
Understanding Railroad Diagrams
Paths
Constants and Variables
Constraints
Following the Paths of a Railroad Diagram
Railroad Diagram Examples with Sample Input
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