Open System Services Shell and Utilities Reference Manual (G06.25+, H06.03+)

set_define(1) OSS Shell and Utilities Reference Manual
scratch=\\foxii.\$osf.joe.scratch
swap=\\foxii.\$osf.joe.swap
program=\\foxii.\$osf.joe.suprsort
cpus=\(1,2\)
notcpus=\(0,3\)
subsorts=\(=subsort1,=subsort2\)
For class=spool (a SPOOL DEFINE), you must use the escape character in class-attributes as
follows:
loc=\\kt22.\$s.#a
For class=subsort (a SUBSORT DEFINE), you must use the escape character in class-attributes
as follows:
scratch=\\foxii.\$osf.joe.scratch
swap=\\foxii.\$osf.joe.swap
program=\\foxii.\$osf.joe.suprsort
For class=tape (a TAPE DEFINE), you must use the escape character in class-attributes as fol-
lows:
device=\$device
swap=\(v1,v2\)
program=\\foxii
EXAMPLES
1. The following command establishes a working attribute set that describes a tape file
residing on three ANSI-standard tape volumes (1, 2, and 3). This file is to be read (USE
IN), and the system is to do standard label processing.
set_define class=tape labels=
ansi volume=\(1,2,3\) reels=3 use=in
2. The following command establishes a working attribute set that contains the attributes
common to two DEFINEs that are to be created. Each is a CLASS TAPE DEFINE that
describes a tape file residing on volume 30 of an IBM standard labeled tape mounted on
tape drive $TAPE2. The two add_define commands create the DEFINEs and set the
attributes that are unique to each DEFINE, which in this case are the file names
MAYRCDS and JUNRCDS.
set_define class=tape labelsˆH=ibm fileid=
\$TAPE device=\$TAPE2 volume=30
add_define=ONE fileid=MAYRCDS
add_define=TWO fileid=JUNRCDS
EXIT VALUES
The following exit values are returned:
0 DEFINEs were set successfully.
>0 An error occurred.
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