Binder Manual (G06.24+, H06.03+)

BIND Commands
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SET Command
LIKE file-name
MISALIGN { FAIL| NOROUND | SYSDEFAULT}
PEP value
PFS value [PAGES | WORDS | BYTES]
RESERVE {BELOW64|PRIMARY|SECONDARY|EXTENDED} [+|-] nb
RUNNAMED {ON | OFF}
SAVEABEND {ON | OFF}
SUBTYPE number
SYMBOLS {ON | OFF}
SYSTYPE {OSS | GUARDIAN}
TARGET [TNS | TNS/R | TNS/E | ANY]
USERLIBRARY {ON | OFF}
USER BUFFER {ON | OFF}
DATA value [PAGES | WORDS | BYTES]
specifies the total amount of data space Binder allocates for the target file.
By default, Binder allocates the larger of the following two values: the
maximum number of data pages in any of the files from which data is included
or the number of pages needed to hold all the data blocks plus an estimate of
the stack space needed for local storage. By using the DATA option you
override Binder’s default estimate.
For value you can enter either a decimal value or an octal value (preceded by
%). If the value you specify in value is less than the amount of data needed to
build the object file, Binder issues a warning.
To specify a unit of value, enter PAGES, WORDS, or BYTES. If you do not
specify a unit, the default unit is PAGES. One PAGE is 1024 words.
EXTENDSTACK value [PAGES | WORDS | BYTES]
specifies the number of pages, words, or bytes you want to add to the Binder
estimate of stack space for local storage. Binder increases its total allocation of
space by the amount you specify.
You can specify either a decimal value or an octal value (preceded by %).
The default unit for value is PAGES. One PAGE is 1024 WORDS.
STACK value [PAGES | WORDS | BYTES]
replaces the estimate of stack space for local storage computed by Binder with
the value you specify. The number of pages, words, or bytes you specify plus