NET/MASTER Network Control Language (NCL) Reference Manual

FILE PUTGET

Verbs

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DATA=

text

contains the text to be sent to the operating system process. For unmapped files,

the text makes up the whole record. For mapped $NCL files or delimited files, the

text is treated as the first variable (or field) in the record of the file.

Note text must be enclosed in quotes if it contains any keywords.

MDO=

mdo-name

specifies the mapped data object (MDO) that you wish to use to write to the file.

The MDO can be connected to a map, which can be a user-defined map, by using

Format 1 of the ASSIGN verb.

Note For more information on user-defined maps, refer to the NonStop NET/MASTER NCL Programmer's

Guide.

HEADER

specifies whether you want NCL to attach the MDO header (consisting of the

length of the MDO and its Mapping Services key) to the beginning of the

record.

specifies that the header is not to be attached to the record.

YES

the header is to be attached to the record.

VARS

output-vars-list

specifies the name(s) of the variables that you want to use as the data for the

PUT portion of the FILE PUTGET operation. You can cause an error if you

exceed the maximum record size by specifying too many variables. Multiple

variables must be enclosed in parentheses and separated by commas.

variable*

specifies a set of variables. See “Frequently Occurring Operands,” at the

beginning of this section, for more information.