SNA NRJE User/Programmer Reference Manual (30292-90006)

Chapter 3 95
User Commands
SUBMIT
• A TRN SNA Character String (SCS) control word in bytes 1 and 2.
• An IRS SCS, which is used to delimit records, as the last byte.
If these restrictions are not met, NRJE features such as job
management and output management and support of ##FD files may
not function correctly for these jobs.
Default FOPEN Parameters
Table 3-3 lists the default FOPEN parameters that NRJE uses when
opening the output file for PRINT output. (Differences for PUNCH and
FORMS output are noted.)
PUNCH output differences: For PUNCH output, the parameters are
the same as described in Table 3-3, except that NRJE specifies
NOCCTL and BINARY.
FORMS output differences: If you are using the FORMS= option,
NRJE uses the options specified in Table 3-3, except for using NOCCTL
and BINARY if punch output is routed to a special form. Also, if
FORMS output is routed without a Lookup Table, or if FORMS output
Table 3-3 Default FOPEN Parameters
NRJE SUBMIT Option foptions aoptions Comments
None, no Lookup Table in
use.
%2404 %4 ASCII, CCTL, read/write, no file
equation
None, Lookup Table in use,
standard form.
%2404 %4 ASCII, CCTL, read/write, no file
equation
None, Lookup Table in use.
JCL specifies special form.
%605 %204 OLD permanent, ASCII, CCTL,
undefined record format,
semi-exclusive, read/write
1
PR=* filereference %605 %204 OLD permanent, ASCII, CCTL,
undefined record format,
semi-exclusive, read/write
1
PR= 'formid' %605 %204 OLD permanent, ASCII, CCTL,
undefined record format,
semi-exclusive, read/write
1
PR= “devclass” or
PR= ldev
%2604 %204 ASCII, CCTL, no file equation,
undefined record format,
semi-exclusive, read/write
PR= discfilename %2001 %344 Old permanent, no file equation,
read/write, FLOCK, shared
1
1
If a job generates multiple datasets to the same form, and output is directed to a disk file, then
read/write access is used for the first data set only. All subsequent data sets are written with
append access.