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MQig:
The
information
(including
possible
comments)
contained
in
a
jot
control
statement
must
not
extend
beyond
column
71.
ORDER
OF
INPUT
Job
control
statements
are
read
on
a
device
whose
symbolic
address
is
SYSRDR.
Normally,
the
first
statement
of
a
set
of
job
control
statements
for
a
particular
job
is
a
JOB
statement.
Only
the
PAUSE,
LOG,
and
NOLCG
statements
may
precede
a
JOB
statement.
The
last
statement
of
a
set
of
job
control
statements
must
be
an
EXEC
statement.
Except
where
noted,
the
remaining
con-
trol
statements
of
a
set
may
be
arranged
in
any
order
between
the
JOB
and
EXEC
sta
te
me
nts.
FUNCTIONS
AND
FORMAT
OF
JOB
CONTRCL
STATEMENTS
The
function
and
format
of
each
type
of
job
control
statement
is
described
in
detail
in
the
following
sections.
The
ASSGN
control
statement
is
used
to
assign
an
actual
I/O
device
address
to
specific
symbolic
I/O
device
address.
is
also
used
to
"unassign"
a
symbolic
device
address,
i.e.,
remove
an
entry
the
logical
unit
table.
a
It
I/O
from
The
ASSGN
control
statement
has
one
of
the
following
formats!
r--~---------~
,
IName
10p.Code
I
Operands
I
',I
I
-I
1//
IASSGN
ISYSxxx,X'cuu',dd
I
J----+------+
-I
1 / / I
ASS
G N I S Y Sx
xx
, X ' c u u ' , d d , X ' s s ' I
J I
+------------------1
1//
IASSGN
ISYSxxx,UA
I
L----~
__________
L-
__
_
SYSxxx
-~his
operand
s~ecifies
the
symbolic
I/O
device
address
to
which
an
actual
device
address
is
to
be
assigned,
or
which
is
to
be
unassigned.
The
symbolic
device
addresses
used
are
listed
in
Figure
51,
in
the
order
in
which
they
appear
in
the
logical
unit
table.
X'cuu
1
--ThIs
operand
spec~I~es
the
actual
I/O
device
address
in
hexadecimal
nota-
tion:
c
is
the
attachment-point
spe-
cification,
uu
is
the
unit-number
spe-
cification.
The
following
specifica-
tions
are
used.
f
1
2501
Card
Reader
2
2560
MFCM,
or
2520
Card
Read-Punch,
or
2520
Card
Punch
3
1442
Card
Punch
4
1403
Printer
or
2203
Printer
7
2415
lIlagnetic
Tape
I:rive
J!.!!
00
--
all
I/O
devices
other
than
magnetic
tape
drives
01
to
magnetic
tape
drives
FF
No.t,g!
Only
the
numbers
of
the
drives
attached
should
be
used.
r-------------T
,
ISymbclic
Addres~IDevice
Type
I
i-------------+--------------------I
ISYSRES
Itape
drive
I
l----------------+
-I
ISYSRDR
Icard
reading
device
I
t I
~
ISYSIPT
Icard
reading
device
or
I
I
Itape
drive
I
I I
~
ISYSOPT
Icard
punching
device
or
I
I I
tape
drive
1
J I
~
ISYSLST
Iprinter
I
J--------------+
-I
ISYSLCG
Iprinter
1
1
--+----------------1
ISYSOOO
1 1
Ito
Itape
drives
1
I
SY
5015
I 1
L
_____________
---L-
Figure
51.
Summary
of
Symbolic
I/O
Device
Addresses
dd
--This
operand
is
the
device-type
speci-
fication.
The
specifications
used
are
listed
in
Figure
52.
X'ss'
-~hIs
operand
is
the
characteristics
specification
for
magnetic
tape
drives.
It
is
required
for
(1)
7-track
magnetic
tape
drives
and
(2)
9-track
magnetic
tape
drives
with
compatibility
feature.
The
operand
must
be
omitted
when
9-
track
magnetic
tape
drives
without
com-
patibility
feature
are
to
be
assigned.
The
characteristics
specifications
for
7-track
tape
drives
are
summarized
in
Figure
53.
Appendix
A.
Job
Control
Statements
161

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