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

BIND Commands
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ENV Command
FROM file-name
is the disk file name of an object file. The default is the current file. OSS
pathnames are accepted.
Considerations
DUMP displays the current file contents. Therefore, you cannot use DUMP to display
file contents changed with a MODIFY command. (MODIFY affects only the target file.)
DUMP DATA does not give useful information for COBOL85 data blocks, except for
COBOL85 EXTERNAL.
Examples
The following examples illustrate the syntax of the DUMP command.
•
This example uses the DUMP command to dump all of BLOCK1.
@DUMP CODE block1 * HEX
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This example uses the DUMP command to dump eight words from decimal word
12 of BLOCK5 in OBJFILE.
@DUMP DATA block5 14,10 ASCII FROM objfile
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This example shows the corrective action taken when the current file does not
correspond to the dump request.
@FILE f1; ADD CODE b1 TO b5; FILE f2; ADD *
@DUMP CODE b3 *
***** ERROR ***** Block does not exist in file: B3
@DUMP CODE b3 * FROM f1
ENV Command
The ENV command displays the current settings of program environment parameters.
Considerations
If you specify no options, Binder displays the values for all parameters. For additional
information, see the descriptions of the CD Command
, LOG Command, MODE
Command, SYSTEM Command, and VOLUME Command.
Example
ENV [ LOG ]
[ MODE ]
[ SYSTEM ]
[ VOLUME ]
[ DIRECTORY ]