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1090 file code
A
aborting NOWAIT I/O
access
exclusive
modes
multi
random
restricting
restricting by type
restricting by user
semi-exclusive
sequential
shared
simultaneous
access control definitions (ACD)
accessing
files
files, remote
account security
ACD
adding
changes, logging
commands related to
copying
creating
deleting
device owners
file owners
intrinsics related to
listing
managing
migrating
modes
modifying
operation
owners
pairs
preserving
replacing
scope
traditional security, and
ACD (access control definitions)
adding
ACDs
altering file use
ASCII
files
transmission
B
backreferencing files
binary
files
transmission
BOT marker
boundaries, half-word
BUILD command
C
changing
file domains
file security
characteristics, files
circular files
class, volume
closing
files
permanent files
tape file
tape files
command
BUILD
FILE
HELLO (remote)
LISTEQ
LISTFILE
RENAME
SETVAR
command interpreter variables and expressions
commands
ACDs, and
comparing record types
configuration, system, logging
console
requesting reply
writing messages to
copying
ACDs
creating
ACDs
files
D
data elements
data transfer
intrinsics
multiple records
default record size
files
line printer files
magnetic tape files
plotter files
programmable controller files
synchronous single-line controller files
terminal files
defining file characteristics
deleting
ACDs
files
device files
jobs and
opening
sessions and
device owners
acds
devices
ASCII transmission
binary transmission
EBCDIC transmission
files
peripheral
programs
shareable
spooled
directories, searching
DISC= parameter
with log files
disk files
closing
opening
disk volume
specifying restrictions
displaying
file equations
file error information
file information
domains
changing
new files
permanent files
temporary files
duplicative files
E
EBCDIC transmission
environment, remote
EOT marker
error check procedure, writing
exclusive access
expressions
variables within file designators
F
FCHECK intrinsic
FCLOSE intrinsic
FCONTROL intrinsic
FERRMSG intrinsic
FFILEINFO intrinsic
FGETINFO intrinsic
file
reading from labeled tape
reading from tape
file codes
1090
LOG
reserved
specifying
FILE command
contradicting HPFOPEN/FOPEN
file equations
limitations
file designators
$NEWPASS
$NULL
$OLDPASS
$STDIN
$STDINX
$STDLIST
file domains
changing
features
new files
permanent files
permitted
temporary files
file equations
displaying
FILE command
file errors
displaying information
file owners
acds
FILE parameters
mapped to HPFOPEN and FOPEN
files
accessing
accessing remote
altering use
ASCII
attributes
backreferencing
binary
changing security
characteristics
circular
closing
closing as permanent
compatibility (pre- and post-900 series)
creating
creating with BUILD
creating with FOPEN
creating with HPFOPEN
default record sizes
defining characteristics
deleting
designators
device-dependent characteristics
devices
devices, opening
disc
disk
displaying information
domains
duplicative
errors, displaying
exclusive access
getting information
half-word boundaries
input
interactive
jobs and sessions
KSAM
listing
lockwords
magnetic tape
mapped access
mapped, opening
message
multi access
multi access, global
names
new versus $NEWPASS
nonshareable
old versus $OLDPASS
opening
output
overrides
parsing designators
passed
passing
peripheral devices
permanent
predefined
qualified
random access
reading from
records
record structure
referencing
reserved codes
rewinding
RIO
saving
searchign directories
security
security, ACD
security, traditional
semi-exclusive access
sequential access
shared
sharing, hazards of
simultaneous access
specifying codes
specifying type
spooled (devices)
standard
$STDIN
$STDIN, opening
$STDINX
$STDLIST, opening
suspending and restoring security
system-defined
system hierarchy of overrides
tape
temporary
types
updating
user-defined
validating designators
writing to
file system interface
FINFO function
FLABELINFO intrinsic
FLOCK intrinsic
FOPEN intrinsic
compared to HPFOPEN
HPFOPEN equivalents
limitations
options mapped to HPFOPEN
formats
comparison of
fixed-length
records
storage
undefined-length
variable-length
FPARSE intrinsic
FPOINT intrinsic
FREADDIR intrinsic
FREAD intrinsic
NOWAIT I/O
FREADSEEK intrinsic
FRELATE intrinsic
FSPACE intrinsic
function FINFO
FUNLOCK intrinsic
FUPDATE intrinsic
FWRITE intrinsic
NOWAIT I/O
FWRITELABEL intrinsic
G
getting file information
global multi access
group security
H
half-word boundaries
files
hazards of file sharing
HELLO command (remote)
hierarchy
overrides
HPACDINFO intrinsic
HPFOPEN intrinsic
compared to FOPEN
files
itemnum values
item values
limitations
mnemonics
options
I
increasing I/O performance
input
files
NOWAIT I/O
sets
standard
interactive files
interface, file system
intrinsic
FCHECK
FCLOSE
FCONTROL
FERRMSG
FFILEINFO
FGETINFO
FLABELINFO
FLOCK
FOPEN
FPARSE
FPOINT
FREAD
FREADDIR
FREADSEEK
FRELATE
FSPACE
FUNLOCK
FUPDATE
FWRITE
FWRITELABEL
HPACDINFO
HPACDPUT
HPFOPEN
PRINT
PRINTFILEINFO
PRINTOP
PRINTOPREPLY
READ
READX
intrinsics
ACDs, and
data transfer
IODONTWAIT
I/O performance, increasing
IOWAIT
J
jobs
devices files and
K
KSAM files
L
labeled tape
reading from
limitations
FILE command
file designators
file names
FOPEN intrinsic
HPFOPEN intrinsic
NOWAIT I/O
line printer files
default record size
LISTEQ command
LISTFILE command
listing
ACDs
files
lockwords
changing
files
removing
LOG file code
log files
DISC= parameter and
specifying number of records
logging
ACD changes
file security events
password changes
printer access failure
process creation
restores
stream initiation
system events
system logging configuration
user
user logging
long-mapped access
M
magnetic tape
default (file) record size
files
marker
writing to
managing ACDs
mapped access
advantages
long
opening files
restrictions
short
to files
marker
BOT
EOT
magnetic tape
message files
messages
writing to the console
migrating ACDs
modes
access
ACDs
modifying
ACDs
moving a record pointer
multi access
global
restrictions
multiple records, data transfer
N
names of files
networks, NOWAIT I/O
new files
devices
domains
file domain
$NEWPASS
versus new file
nonshareable files
NOWAIT I/O
aborting
FREAD intrinsic
FWRITE intrinsic
input
intrinsics
limitations
networks
output
$NULL
O
$OLDPASS
versus old file
opening
device files
files
files, mapped
$STDIN
$STDLIST
system-defined files
tape files
operation
ACDs
options
FOPEN intrinsic
HPFOPEN intrinsic
output
files
NOWAIT I/O
sets
standard
overrides
FILE contradicting HPFOPEN/FOPEN
files
file system hierarchy
hierarchy
owners
acds
P
pairs
ACDs
parsing file designators
passed files
passwords
changes, logging
peripheral devices
files
permanent files
closing
devices
domains
file domain
plotter files
default record size
pointing to a record
predefined files
preserving ACDs
printer
access failure, logging
PRINTFILEINFO intrinsic
PRINT intrinsic
PRINTOP intrinsic
PRINTOPREPLY intrinsic
procedure
file system error check
process
creation, logging
programmable controller files
default record size
programs
devices
Q
qualified file names
R
random access
record selection
reading from
files
$STDIN
$STDINX
tapes
READ intrinsic
READX intrinsic
record pointers
moving
records
comparison of
default sizes
files and
first, rewinding to
fixed-length
formats
pointers
pointing to
selection
selection, random access
selection, RIO access
selection, sequential access
selection, update access
spacing forward or backward
specifying size
structure
undefined-length
variable-length
remote environment
REMOTE HELLO
RENAME command
replacing
ACDs
requesting console reply
reserved file codes
restore
logging
restoring security
restricting access
by type
by user
restrictions
mapped access
multi access
sharing files
rewinding files
RIO
access, record selection
files
S
saving files
scope
ACDs
searching directories
security
account level
changing
file level
files
group level
logging file security events
restoring
suspending
traditional
semi-exclusive access
sequential access
files
record selection
sessions
device files and
sets
input
output
volume
SETVAR command
shared
access
devices
files
sharing files
hazards
restrictions
short-mapped access
specifying
disk volume restrictions
file codes
file types
record format
record size
storage format
specifying file domain
spooled devices
spooling
console operator
user
standard
files
input files
output files
$STDIN
opening
reading from
$STDINX
reading from
$STDLIST
opening
writing to
$STDLIST, opening
files
storage formats
specifying
stream
initiation, logging
suspending security
synchronous single-line controller files
default record size
system
events, logging
system-defined files
designators
opening
T
tape
labeled
unlabeled
tape files
closing
magnetic
opening
reading from
temporary files
domains
terminal files
default record size
traditional file security
transmission
ASCII and binary
EBCDIC
types of files
U
undefined-length formats
unlabeled tape
update access
record selection
updating files
user
logging
logging, logging
spooling
user-defined files
V
validating file designators
variable-length formats
variables
expressions within file designators
volume
class
set
single
W
writing file system error check procedure
writing to
files
magnetic tape
$STDLIST