System Generation Manual for G-Series RVUs

Using Preprocessing Commands
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PARAM Command
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can be either the work-file location to be used by SYSGENR or any valid file name
that you desire. If you supply a partial file name, SYSGENR expands the file name
using the default information in the RUN SYSGENR command.
Examples
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In the following example, SYSGENR makes permanent work files from the object
files for system code and system library:
ASSIGN SYSCOD00, $BCX.SYSDATA.FILEA
ASSIGN SYSLIB00, $BCX.SYSDATA.FILEB
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In the following example, SYSGENR places a copy of the SYSGENR CONFLIST
file on another system, by assigning the SYSGENR work file SYSGENF to a
permanent file:
ASSIGN SYSGENF, \EAST.$OTHER.SYSGEN.LISTF
PARAM Command
You can use the TACL PARAM command to create SYSGENR operating parameters
and values. TACL stores these parameters and passes them to SYSGENR when you
run it.
The syntax for the PARAM command is shown below.
param-name
is one of the PARAMs in Table 3-2.
param-value
is the value assigned to param-name.
Examples
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To list current parameters and their values, enter the PARAM command alone:
> PARAM
These values continue until you change one with a PARAM command or until you
log off.
PARAM param-name param-value