HP 3000 Manuals

MPE V to MPE XL: Getting Started

Lesson 2:  Implied RUN Parameters 


Programmers who are accustomed to specifying several parameters when
using the RUN command will need to note the following.  The only
parameters of the RUN command that can be used with implied RUN are
;INFO= and ;PARM=.  Neither parameter is required, of course.

Examples of acceptable implied RUN command lines are:
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|      :TESTPROG;INFO="USER1"                                     |
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|      :TESTPRG2;PARM=1                                           |
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|      :TESTPRG3;INFO="USER1";PARM=2                              |
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|      :TESTPRG4                                                  |
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Exercises 

3.   Which of the following command lines are valid with the implied RUN
     feature?

     a.  :TEST;STDIN=*INFILE;STDLIST=RESULT

     b.  :TESTME;DEBUG

     c.  :MYPROG;INFO="Do this";PARM=3

     d.  :MYPROG;INFO="Do this";PRI=AM

     e.  :MYPROG;PARM=2;INFO="Do this"

4.   True (T) or False (F):

     a.  _____ Parameters cannot be used with the implied RUN feature.

     b.  _____ The ;INFO= and ;PARM= parameters of the RUN command are
         the only ones that can be used with implied RUN.

     c.  _____ The implied RUN feature replaces the RUN command.


NOTE  The answers to the exercises are at the end of chapter 2.

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