HP-UX SNAplus2 RJE User's Guide

SNAplus2 RJE Commands
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line begins with a tilde (˜). You can insert control lines into your file to
open another input source within a job, or to set or clear command line
options. A line in the source data that is recognized as a control line will
cause snaprjesend to perform a function and the line will not be included
in the queued data. The function of the control line is specified by use of
the following arguments:
• the period (.)
• the hyphen (-)
• the plus sign (+)
• the colon (:)
• the exclamation mark (!)
• the tilde (˜)
Control Line Syntax
When you use control lines, follow these syntactical rules:
• The tilde (˜) must be the first character in the line.
• There cannot be a space between the tilde and its argument.
• The character after the tilde must be the control argument.
• Whenever control lines are scanned, the maximum control line size is
512 characters including the ˜ character and the control arguments.
Control Line Commands
The control line commands are listed on the following pages.
Syntax
˜.
Close the current source. If the file is being scanned for
control lines (the -b and -i options are not set), enter
˜. to close the current source.
Example usage: If you have entered input from the
terminal, for example, and you want to close the
current source, use the ˜. command.