DSM Template Services Manual

Template Installation Program

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TEMPLI Commands

This subsection describes the commands that TEMPLI supports.

FILE Command

Each FILE command directs TEMPLI to include the templates of a particular template

file. To be eligible, a file must be either a template object file (produced by the Template

Compiler) or a nonresident template file (produced by a previous execution of

TEMPLI). As a group, the FILE commands in the command file specify the template

files that TEMPLI merges during that execution.

template-file-name

gives a file name or a DEFINE logical name representing a template object file or a

nonresident template file.

To include templates for a particular application, you write a FILE command specifying

the application’s template object file or an earlier nonresident template file that contains

templates for the application.

If templates with the same key occur in more than one template file, the template from

the file mentioned first is replaced by the template in the file mentioned later. For

greater efficiency, TEMPLI reorders groups of FILE commands application by

application but retains your original order within an application.

Template-Description Line

TEMPLI uses a template-description line to characterize a group of templates in the

listing:

ssid

is the subsystem ID (originally from the SSID statement in the corresponding

template source file) displayed in the form:

owner.subsystem-name (subsystem-number) (ssid-abbreviation)

If there is no ssid-abbreviation, then ??? is displayed.

template-type

is either formatting or override.

rel-ver

is the RVU (originally from the VERSION statement in the template source file).

FILE template-file-name

ssid - template-type version: rel-ver (time-stamp)