page  of  GC20-1807-7  As  Updated  April  1,  1981  by  TNL  GN25-0829  SUPERVISOR   ftACROS   CMS/DOS   supports  physical  IOCS   macros  and  control  program  function  
macros forDOS/VS.   Figure  33  lists  the  physical  IOCS   macros  and  
describes their support. Figure34   lists  the  control  program  function  
macros and their support. Refer toVMlJIQ   Volume   1    for  details  of  the  macros'  
operation.r   I   Macro  I   I   CCB  (command  I   control  block)  I   I   EXCB   (execute  I   channel  program)  WAIT   SECT   VAL   (sector  
value)DTFPH   IThe   CCB  is  generated.  I   Support   IThe   REAL  operand  is  not  supported;  all  other  I   operands  are  supported.  ISupported.   Issued  whenever  your  program  requires  I   an  I/O   operation  (started  by  an  EXCP   macro)  to  I   be  completed  before  execution  of  program  I   continues.  ISupported   for  VSAft.   See   "CftS   Support   for  OS   I   and  DOS   VSAM   Functions."  ILBRET3   is  not  supported,  labels  cannot  be  I   rewritten  in  CMS/DOS.   OPEN/OPENR   I   Supported.  Activates  a  data  file.  I   ILBRET   (label  I   Not  supported.  I   processing  return)  I   I   1   FEOV   (forced  INot   supported.  1   end  of  volume)  I   I   I   SEOV   (system  INot   supported.  1   end  of  volume)  I   1----   ICLOSE/CLOSER   I   Supported.  Deactivates  a  data  file.  I   Figure  33.  Physical  IOCS   Macros   Supported  by  CMS/DOS   290   IBM  VM/370   System   programmer's  Guide  
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