Binder Manual (G06.27+, H06.04+, J06.03+)

Using Binder
Binder Manual—528613-004
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Specifying a Different Volume for Binder Work Files
Specifying a Different Volume for Binder Work
Files
Binder uses generous amounts of disk space. If there is insufficient disk space for
temporary files and the target file, Binder terminates with an error message and does
not build a target file. In this case, you want Binder to create its work files on a volume
other than the current default volume.
The rules for specifying a volume for Binder work files depend on whether you are
using Binder interactively or as part of a compilation.
Figure 2-1. External References
Note. External references to system procedures are unresolved until you first execute the
program that contains the reference. The user program does not define the external references
to the system procedures. When the program is first run, the operating system resolves any
unresolved references that are to system procedures. For more information, see Unresolved
Reference Lists on page 5-6.
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