FSAPPEND
Command
The FSAPPEND command appends data to an existing file,
or if the file doesn’t exist, creates the file and loads it with
the given data.
Syntax: @PJL FSAPPEND FORMAT:BINARY SIZE=
integer
~NAME = "
pathname
" [<CR>]<LF>
<
binary data
><ESC>%-12345X
Parameters:
SIZE = integer — The size variable indicates the
number of bytes in the file to be appended. The size
indicates the number of bytes immediately following the
<LF> to the next UEL command.
NAME = "pathname" — The variable pathname is
similar to an MS-DOS filename, except it is not limited
to eight characters and a three-character extension. The
pathname may contain up to 100 Roman-8 characters
per item in the range 01 through 255, but the first and
last characters must not be a space character (character
32), or character 229. Each item is delimited by the
backslash “ \ ” character. If more than one backslash
character is used (such as \\\\ ), the file system treats it
as one backslash. The maximum number of characters in
a pathname is 255; the maximum number of items is 9.
The volume of the PJL file system is required in the
pathname (see the examples on the following page).
Note For the FSAPPEND command, the pathname must be a file
(not a directory).
Parameter Functional Range Default
SIZE=integer 0 to 2
31
– 1 N/A
NAME = "pathname" Roman-8 characters 01
thru 255
N/A
9-2 PJL File System Commands
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