COBOL Manual for TNS/E Programs (H06.08+, J06.03+)

RUNV
RUNV, which is a TACL macro in the Guardian environment and a script in the OSS environment,
starts a program under the control of Visual Inspect.
RUNV
without program-file, displays the RUNV help.
program-file
is the name of the loadfile to run. program-file can be represented as a file-system file
name or (in the Guardian environment) a DEFINE name. program-file is added to the list
in Visual Inspect’s Application Control View. For information about Visual Inspect, see its online
help.
run-option-list
run-option
is an option of the RUN command, described in the TACL Reference Manual. For COBOL
programs, two of the run options, IN and OUT, have special significance:
accept-device
has a value that designates a terminal or a process and can be a file-system file name
or (in the Guardian environment) a DEFINE name. accept-device specifies the
device from which an unqualified ACCEPT statement retrieves input. If you omit this
option, unqualified ACCEPT statements retrieve input from the home terminal (unless
PARAM EXECUTION-LOG specifies a different device).
display-device
can be a file-system file name or (in the Guardian environment) a DEFINE name. Its
value designates a terminal, line printer, process, existing entry-sequenced disk file, or
operator console to which unqualified DISPLAY statements are to deliver output. If you
omit display-device, unqualified DISPLAY statements deliver output to the home
terminal (unless PARAM EXECUTION-LOG specifies a different device).
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