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HP Part Number: 32212-90008

Edition: Third Edition

Published: Pirnted in U.S.A. December 1990

Table of Contents

Preface
Manual Organization
How to Use This Manual
Additional Information
1 Introduction
Before You Use FCOPY
2 Using FCOPY
Components of an FCOPY Command
"FROM" and "TO" Files
FCOPY Commands
Defining Files
General Guidelines
Issuing an FCOPY Command
Using FCOPY from MPE
The FCOPY Subsystem
Exiting FCOPY
Interrupting FCOPY
MPE Commands
Using FCOPY in a Job
Customizing Commands
FCOPY Messages
3 FCOPY Applications and Examples
Copying Files
New Disk Files
Appending Files
Extracting Parts of Files
Defining Subsets
Displaying Disk Files
ASCII Files
Hexadecimal and Octal Codes
Binary Files
File Subsets
Printing Files
Using Your Terminal as a Fromfile
Copying Files of Varying Sizes
Copying Tapes
Specifying Tape Files
Ignoring Tape Errors
Comparing Files
Verifying Copied Files
Changing the Tape Blocking Factor
Combining Disk Files on Tape
Combining Tape Files on Disk
Copying Labeled Tapes
Copying Files to Labeled Tapes
Copying Files from Labeled Tapes
Deblocking Labeled Tapes
Copying Files Between HP 3000 Systems
Copying Foreign Tapes
Remote Copies
Copying KSAM Files
Copying to Existing KSAM Files
Copying to New KSAM Files
Copying from KSAM XL Files to CM KSAM Files
Copying from CM KSAM Files to KSAM XL Files
Copying Key Sequences
Copying to a Non-KSAM File
Copying Inactive Records
Copying Files in Native Languages
Use with CHAR
Use with EBCDICIN/OUT
Use with UPSHIFT
4 FCOPY Syntax
FCOPY Command Syntax
Syntax of FCOPY Functions
5 FCOPY Functions
BCDICIN/BCDICOUT
Syntax
Operation
Restrictions
Notes
Examples
CCTL/NOCCTL
Syntax
Operation
Examples
CHAR
Syntax
File Attributes
Operation
Restrictions
Notes
Example
CLEAR
Syntax
File Attributes
Operation
Restrictions
Notes
Example
COMPARE
Syntax
File Attributes
Operation
Restrictions
Examples
COPYACD
Syntax
Operation
Restrictions
Example
DEBLOCK
Syntax
Operation
Example
EBCDICIN/EBCDICOUT
Syntax
Operation
Restrictions
Notes
Examples
EBCDIKIN/EBCDIKOUT
Syntax
Operation
Restrictions
Notes
Examples
FILES
Syntax
Operation
Examples
HEX
Syntax
File Attributes
Operation
Example
HEXO
Syntax
File Attributes
Operation
Example
IGNERR
Syntax
File Attributes
Operation
Example
KANA
Syntax
File Attributes
Operation
KEY
Syntax
File Attributes
Operation
Restrictions
Notes
Examples
NEW
Syntax
Operation
File Characteristics
Restrictions
Examples
NOACD
Syntax
Operation
Restrictions
Example
NOKSAM
Syntax
File Attributes
Operation
Restrictions
Notes
Examples
NOUSERLABELS
Syntax
Operation
Examples
OCTAL
Syntax
File Attributes
Operation
Examples
SKIPEOF
Syntax
File Attributes
Operation
Examples
SUBSET
Syntax
Operation
Examples
UPSHIFT
Syntax
Operation
Examples
VERIFY
Syntax
File Attributes
Operation
Restrictions
Examples
6  Using FCOPY with Terminal Peripherals
Using File Designators
Terminal Settings
Copying Between Terminal Peripheral Devices
Examples
A FCOPY Messages
Display During Sessions
Display During Jobs
Types of Message
Error, Warning, and Status Messages
B File Definitions: Default Values
C Codes
ASCII/EBCDIC Conversion Table
Examples
JIS/EBCDIK Conversion Table
Examples
ASCII/BCDIC Conversion Table
Index

List of Figures

5-1 Logical Record Length
5-2 Tape Position
5-3 Copying Subsets of Files to Tape
5-4 Copying Subsets of Files to Labeled Tape
5-5 Copying from a Single Labeled Tape File
5-6 Skipping Absolute File Numbers
5-7 SKIPEOF=+3
5-8 SKIPEOF=-3
5-9 SKIPEOF=+0

List of Tables

2-1 FCOPY Functions
5-1 BCDIC to ASCII Conversion
5-2 Copying Files without Using CCTL or NOCCTL
5-3 Copying Files Using CCTL
5-4 Copying Files Using NOCCTL
6-1 Peripheral Devices and Designators
B-1 Default "from" Device Values
B-2 Default "to" Device Values
C-1 ASCII and EBCDIC Characters
C-2 ASCII and EBCDIK Characters
C-3 ASCII and BCDIC Characters
   


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