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The
LOADGO
command
also
lets
you
specify
the
loader
options.
These
options
are
those
specified
with
the
PARM
parameter
of
the
EXEC
statement
when
you
are
running
the
loader
directly
under
the
operating
system.
For
example,
if
you
want
to
use
the
LET
and
EP(MAIN)
options
when
the
object
module
in
JONES.CIR.OBJ
is
loaded,
enter:
READY
loadgo
cir
let
ep(main)
Loader
listings
(specified
with
the
MAP
option)
are
directed
to
a
data
set
or
to
your
terminal.
You
indicate
your
choice
with
the
PRINT
operand.
The
following
example
shows
that
the
object
module
in
JONES.PRGM.OBJ
is
to
be
loaded.
The
listing
produced
by
the
MAP
option
is
to
be
placed
in
the
JONES.LISTING.LOADLIST
data
set.
READY
loadgo
prgm
map
print(listing)
Note
that
if
you
omit
the
descriptive
qualifier
from
the
print
data
set
name,
the
system
assumes
LOADLIST,.
If
you
omit
the
user-supplied
name,
the
system
assumes
it
has
the
same
user-supplied
name
as
the
object
module.
For
example"
if
the
listing
is
to
be
placed
in
the
JONES,.PRGM.LOADLIST
data
set,
enter:
READY
loadgo
prgm map
print
Using
the
same
example,
if
you
want
the
listing
to
appear
on
your
terminal,.
enter
an
asterisk
in
the
PRINT
operand.
READY
loadgo
prgm map
print(.)
Error
messages
are
listed
on
the
terminal
as
well
as
on
the
print
data
set
when
you
specify
a
data
set
name
instead
of
an
asterisk.
If
you
want
the
error
messages
to
appear
only
on
the
print
data
set,.
enter
the
NOTERM
operand.
For
example,
READY
loadgo
prgm
map
print
noterm
Figure
12
shows
how
the
COBOL
program
created
and
compiled
in
Figure
10
can
be
loaded.
The
loading
operation
shown
in
Figure
12
is
the
equivalent
of
the
link
editing
and
execution
shown
in
Figure
11..
The
same
data
sets
required
for
execution
of
your
program
in
Figure
11
are
required
in
this
example,.
The
object
module
resides
in
PROG2.0BJ. A
load
module
is
not
produced
by
the
loader.
therefore~
only
PROG2.COBOL,
PROG2.0BJ.
and
INPUT.DATA
are
deleted
at
the
end.
It
is
assumed
you
are
using
your
user
identification
as
part
of
the
data
set
names.
72
TSO
Terminal
User's
Guide
(Release
21)

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