FETCH 4. Phases fetched from DOS core image libraries must have been
link-edited with ACTION REL.
5. CMS uses the COMP option when it fetches the DOS PL/I compiler
because that compiler expects register 1 to contain its entry point
address. This option is not required when you issue the FETCH command to load your own programs. When CMS starts executing a phase that has COMP specified, the DMSLI07401 BEGINS ••• message is not displayed.
6. The ORIGIN option is used by the CMS/VSAM installation EXEC procedure to load nonsharable modules on a segment boundary. It is
not required when you issue the FETCH command to load your own
programs, unless you want to load them at a location other than 20000. 7 The FETCH command should only be used with the START command to
execute a DOS program. It should not be used with GENMOD to
attempt to create an executable CMS module file. DMSFET710I PHASE 'phase' ENTRY POINT AT LOCATION xxxxxx
This message is issued when the
indicates the virtual storage
loaded. DMSLI07401 EXECUTION BEGINS ••• START option is not specified. It
address at which the phase was
This message is issued when the START option is specified; it
indicates that program execution has begun. DMSFCH104S ERROR 'nn' READING FILE 'fn ft fm' FROM DISK RC=100 DMSFCH10QS VIRTUAL STORAGE CAPACITY EXCEEDED RC=104 DMSFCH113S DISK (cuu) NOT ATTACHED RC=100 DMSFCH115E PHASE LOAD POINT LESS THAN 'address' RC=40 DMSFCH411S INPUT ERROR CODE "nn" ON '{SYSRESISYSCLB}' R:=100 DMSFCH777S DOS PARTITION TOO SMALL TO ACCOMMODATE FETCH REQUEST RC=104 DMSFET003E INVALID OPTION 'option' RC=24 DMSFET004E PHASE 'phase' NOT FOUND RC=28 DMSFET029E INVALID PARAMETER 'parameter' IN THE OPTION 'ORIGIN' FIELD RC=24 DMSFET070E INVALID PARAMETER 'parameter' RC=24 DMSFET098E NO PHASE NAME SPECIFIED RC=24 CMS/DOS ENVIRONMENT NOT ACTIVE RC=40 DMSLI0055E NO ENTRY POINT DEFINED RC=40 88 IBM VM/370 CMS Command and Macro Reference
FILEDEF
FILEDEF Use the FILEDEF command to establish data definitions for OS ddnames, to
define files to be copied with the MOVEFILE command, or to override
default file definitions made by the assembler and the OS language The format of the FILEDEF command is: r IFIledef I I I ddname
nn
* r I {ddname}
1 nn , *
i I I Terminal PRinter PUnch Reader r [ (option A optionD[) ]]
r (optiona[j j j r '1 I DISK Ifn ft Ifmll ( (0 ptionA optionB[)]] I IFILE gdna!tg I!!II , L L JJ rr ,r " , I DISK fn ft tlfm II {DSN ? QEilQn!: ( PERM] r , , INOCHANGEI L J [RECFM a] I I LL DUMMY TA P( n ] CLEAR r LRECL nnnnn] r , IBLOCK nnnnn I I I !! I I DSN quaIl qua12
.J L JJ ( (option! optionBe; ]]
[(optionA() ]]
( (optionA optionC() ]] [KEYLEN nnn] r , I XTENT nnnnn I IXTENT 2Q I L [LIMCT nnn] [OPTCD a] (DISP r10D] J .- , 17TRACKI 19TRACKI L J [TRTCH a]
(DEN den] r , I ILOWCASEI L J
... }
, I " " " " II " 11 " " " , , I , , J
i IBLKSIZE nnnnni I L .J [MEr1BER membername] [CONCAT] r , I I I I IDSORG I I L {
PS}'
PO I DA I .J
is the name by which the file is referred to in your program. The ddname may be from one to eight· alphameric
characters, but the first character must be alphabetic or
national. If a number nn is specified, it is translated to a FORTRAN data definition name of FTnnF001. An asterisk (*) may
be specified with the CLEAR operand to indicate that all file
definitions not entered with the PERM option should be
cleared.
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