named.
If
no library names are specified, the
command cancels the effect of any previous
GLOBAL command.
Usage Notes:
1.
A GLOBAL command remains in effect for an entire
CMS session unless it
is
explicitly canceled
or
reissued.
If
a program failure forces you
to
IPL
CMS again, you
must reissue the
GLOBAL command.
2. There are no default libraries; if you wish to use the
same libraries during every terminal session, place the
GLOBAL command(s) in your
PROFILE
EXEC.
3. To find out what libraries have been specified, issue the
QUERY command with the MACLIB, TXTLIB,
or
LIBRARY operands. (The LIBRARY operand requests
a display of all libraries.)
4.
For
information
on
creating
and/or
manipulating CMS
libraries, see the discussion of the MACLIB and
TXTLIB commands.
Responses: None.
Messages and Return Codes:
DMSGLB002W
FILE
'fn
ft'
NOT
FOUND
RC=28
DMSGLB014E
INVALID
FUNCTION
'function'
RC=24
DMSGLB047E
NO
FUNCTION
SPECIFIED
RC=24
DMSGLB108S
MORE
THAN
8
LIBRARIES
SPECIFIED
Rc=88
GLOBALV
The GLOBALV (GLOBAL Variables) command addresses
two primary needs:
1) the need for several
EXECs
to
share
a common set of values; 2) the need
to
retain those values,
either temporarily
or
permanently, for subsequent use.
Sharing
Values are often given names, describing what they
represent, for easy reference. Although the values often
vary, their names usually do not. The
GLOBALV command
processor builds and maintains group(s)
of
named, variable
values in free storage for shared use
by
EXECs.
EXECs
7-90
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