SSERV DMSSRV003E INVALID OPTION 'option' RC=24 DMSSRVOOqE BOOK 'subl.book' NOT FOUND RC=28 DMSSRV006E NO READ/WRITE 'A' DISK ACCESSED RC=36 DMSSRV070E INVALID 'parameter' RC=24 DMSSRV097E NO 'SYSRES' VOLUME ACTIVE RC=36 DMSSRV098E NO BOOK NAME SPECIFIED RC=24 DMSSRV099E CMS/DOS ENVIRONMENT NOT ACTIVE RC=40 DMSSRV10SS ERROR Inn' WRITING FILE 'fn ft fm' ON DISK RC=100 DMSSRV113S DISK (cuu) NOT ATTACHED RC=100 DMSSRV411S INPUT ERROR CODE Inn' ON '{SYSRES,SYSSLB}' RC=100 DMSSRV194S BOOK 'subl.book' CONTAINS BAD RECORDS RC=100 17q IBM VM/370 CMS Command and Macro Reference
START START Use thg START command to begin execution of CKS r OSr or DOS programs
that were previously loaded or fetched. The format of the START command
is: r I 1 STARr I , , '-- entry
*
args •.. NO r , I entry [args ••• ] I I * I I (option[)] I L .J Q£ti2!l1 NO 1 I 1 I , , it
passes control to the control section name or entry point
name at execution time. The operandr entrYr may be a
filename only if the filename is identical to a control
section name or an entry point name.
passes control to the default entry
discussion of the LOAD command for a
default entry point selection.
point. See discussion of
the
the
are arguments to be passed to the started program. If user
arguments are specifiedr the entry or * operands must be
specified; otherwiser the first argument is taken as the
entry point. Arguments are passed to the program via
general register 1. The entry operand and any arguments
become a string of doublewordsr one argument per doublewordr
and the address of the list is placed in general register 1.
suppresses execution of the program. Linkage editor and
loader functions are performed and the program is in storage
ready to executer but control is not given to the program.
1. Any undefined names or references specified in the files loaded
into storage are defined as zero. Thus r if there is a call or
branch to a subroutine from a main program, and if the subroutine
has never been loaded, the call or branch transfers control to
location zero of the virtual machine at execution time.
2. Do not use the START command for programs that are generated via
the GENKOD command with the NOKAP option. The START command does
not execute properly for such programs.
3. When arguments are passed on the START command r the requirements of
both CKS and the language of the application program must be met.
For exampler COBOL programs require arguments to be separated by
commas:
start * A,B,C See the appropriate language guide for details on parameter
requirements. Section 2. CKS Commands 175
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