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SETJCW [ MPE/iX Intrinsics Reference Manual ] MPE/iX 5.0 Documentation


MPE/iX Intrinsics Reference Manual

SETJCW 

NM and CM callable.

Sets bits in the system job control word (JCW).

Syntax 
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|                                   |
|             U16V                  |
|     SETJCW(jcword);               |
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Parameters 

jcword                16-bit unsigned integer by value (required) 

                      The user-defined bit contents of the system JCW for
                      interprocess communication.

                         Bits     Value/Meaning 

                          0:1     Reserved for the operating system

                                  If (0:1)=1, the system outputs the following message
                                  when the program terminates, either normally or due to
                                  an error:

                                       PROGRAM TERMINATED IN ERROR STATE
                                       (CIERR 976)

                                  In batch mode, the job is terminated unless the
                                  CONTINUE command is used.  If JCW is set to exactly
                                  %140000 (bits (0:1)=1 and (1:1)=1 only), the CIERR 976
                                  message is replaced by:

                                       PROGRAM ABORTED PER USER REQUEST
                                       (CIERR 989)

                         1:15     Used for any purpose.

Related Information 

Intrinsics            FINDJCW, GETJCW, PUTJCW

Commands              SETJCW, SHOWJCW

Manuals               Interprocess Communication Programmer's Guide 
                      (32650-90019), Command Interpreter Access and 
                      Variables Programmer's Guide (32650-90011), and
                      MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual Volumes 1 and 2 
                      (32650-90003 and 32650-90364)



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