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A

aborting NOWAIT I/O, Aborting NOWAIT I/O
access
exclusive, Exclusive access
modes, Specifying and restricting file access by access mode
multi , Sharing a File, Multiaccess, Sharing the File Using FLOCK and FUNLOCK
random, Sequential Access and Random Access, Sequential Access and Random Access, Reading from a disk file using random access
restricting, Specifying and restricting file access by access mode
restricting by type, Specifying and restricting file access by type or user
restricting by user, Specifying and restricting file access by type or user
semi-exclusive, Semi-exclusive access
sequential, Sequential Access and Random Access, Sequential Access and Random Access, Reading from a disk file using sequential access
shared, Shared access
simultaneous, Simultaneous Access of Files
access control definitions (ACD), Access Control Definition Security (ACD), Log of ACD changes
accessing
files, The HPFOPEN Intrinsic, The FOPEN Intrinsic, The FILE Command
files, remote, Parsing and Validating File Designators
account security, Account-level security
ACD
adding, Adding ACD pairs
changes, logging, Log of ACD changes
commands related to, Commands, Creating ACDs
copying, Copying ACDs
creating, Creating ACDs
deleting, Deleting ACDs
device owners, Devices
file owners, Files
intrinsics related to, Intrinsics, Creating ACDs
listing, Listing ACDs
managing, Managing ACDs with commands and intrinsics, Managing ACDs
migrating, Migrating ACDs
modes, ACD modes
modifying, Modifying ACDs
operation, How acds work
owners, Owners
pairs, ACD modes
preserving, Preserving ACDs
replacing, Replacing ACDs
scope, ACD scope
traditional security, and, Maintaining File Security
ACD (access control definitions), Access Control Definition Security (ACD), Log of ACD changes
adding
ACDs, Adding ACD pairs
altering file use, Creating A File
ASCII
files , Specifying Record Size, Specifying Storage Format
transmission, Specifying Storage Format

C

changing
file domains, Changing Domains
file security, Changing security provisions of disk files
characteristics, files, The FILE Command
circular files, Circular files
class, volume, Specifying Disk Volume Restrictions
closing
files, Closing a File, Closing a permanent disk file, Closing a Magnetic Tape File
permanent files, Closing a permanent disk file
tape file, Closing a Magnetic Tape File
tape files, Closing a Magnetic Tape File
command
BUILD, Creating A File, The BUILD Command, Specifying Record Size, Specifying a File Code, Lockwords
FILE, Creating A File, The FILE Command, Specifying Record Size, Specifying a File Code, Backreferencing files
HELLO (remote), Parsing and Validating File Designators
LISTEQ, Displaying file equations with LISTEQ
LISTFILE, Displaying permanent file information with LISTFILE, Displaying temporary file information with LISTFILE...(;TEMP)
RENAME, Lockwords
SETVAR, Using Command Interpreter Variables and Expressions Within File Designators
command interpreter variables and expressions, Using Command Interpreter Variables and Expressions Within File Designators
commands
ACDs, and, Commands, Creating ACDs
comparing record types, Undefined-length records
configuration, system, logging, Log of system logging configuration
console
requesting reply, Writing a message to the system console and requesting a reply
writing messages to, Writing Messages to the System Console, Writing a message to the system console and requesting a reply
copying
ACDs, Copying ACDs
creating
ACDs, Creating ACDs
files, Creating A File

D

data elements, Introduction
data transfer, Introduction, Record Selection and Data Transfer, Magnetic Tape Considerations
intrinsics, Update access
multiple records, Multiple Record Transfers
default record size
files, Specifying Record Size
line printer files, Specifying Record Size
magnetic tape files, Specifying Record Size
plotter files, Specifying Record Size
programmable controller files, Specifying Record Size
synchronous single-line controller files, Specifying Record Size
terminal files, Specifying Record Size
defining file characteristics, The HPFOPEN Intrinsic, The FOPEN Intrinsic
deleting
ACDs, Deleting ACDs
files, Changing Domains
device files, Disk Files and Device Files, New and permanent device files
jobs and, Disk Files and Device Files
opening, Opening a Device File
sessions and, Disk Files and Device Files
device owners
acds, Devices
devices
ASCII transmission, Specifying Storage Format
binary transmission, Specifying Storage Format
EBCDIC transmission, Specifying Storage Format
files, Disk Files and Device Files
peripheral, Introduction
programs, Introduction
shareable, The HPFOPEN Intrinsic, The FOPEN Intrinsic
spooled, Disk Files and Device Files
directories, searching, Changing Domains
DISC= parameter
with log files, Specifying a File Code
disk files, Disk Files and Device Files, Specifying a Record Format
closing, Closing a Disk File, Closing a Magnetic Tape File
opening, Opening a Disk File, Opening a permanent disk file
disk volume
specifying restrictions, Specifying Disk Volume Restrictions
displaying
file equations, Displaying file equations with LISTEQ
file error information, Displaying File Error Information
file information, Getting File Information
domains
changing, Changing Domains
new files, New Files
permanent files, Permanent Files
temporary files, Temporary Files
duplicative files, Input/Output sets, Determining Interactive/Duplicative Files with FRELATE

F

FCHECK intrinsic, FCHECK
FCLOSE intrinsic, How the File System Closes a File
FCONTROL intrinsic, Rewinding
FERRMSG intrinsic, FERRMSG
FFILEINFO intrinsic, FFILEINFO
FGETINFO intrinsic, FGETINFO
file
reading from labeled tape, Reading a File Label from a Labeled Tape File
reading from tape, Reading From a Magnetic Tape File
file codes
1090, Specifying a File Code
LOG, Specifying a File Code
reserved, Specifying a File Code
specifying, Specifying a File Code
FILE command, Creating A File, The FILE Command, Specifying Record Size, Specifying a File Code, Backreferencing files
contradicting HPFOPEN/FOPEN, Summary of Overrides
file equations, The FILE Command
limitations, The FILE Command, Summary of Overrides
file designators, Specifying a File Designation, Parsing and Validating File Designators
$NEWPASS, Input/Output sets, Passed files
$NULL, System-Defined Files, Input/Output sets
$OLDPASS, Input/Output sets, Passed files
$STDIN, System-Defined Files, Input/Output sets
$STDINX, System-Defined Files, Input/Output sets
$STDLIST, System-Defined Files, Input/Output sets
file domains, Specifying a File Domain, Listing Files
changing, Changing Domains
features, Permanent Files
new files, New Files
permanent files, Permanent Files
permitted, Permanent Files
temporary files, Temporary Files
file equations, Creating A File, Backreferencing files, Using Command Interpreter Variables and Expressions Within File Designators
displaying, Displaying file equations with LISTEQ
FILE command, The FILE Command
file errors
displaying information, Displaying File Error Information
file owners
acds, Files
FILE parameters, The FILE Command
mapped to HPFOPEN and FOPEN, The FILE Command
file system interface, Introduction
files, Introduction
$STDIN, Reading From $STDIN
$STDIN, opening, Opening $STDIN
$STDINX, Reading From $STDIN
$STDLIST, opening, Opening $STDLIST
accessing, The HPFOPEN Intrinsic, The FOPEN Intrinsic, The FILE Command, User-Defined Files, Lockwords
accessing remote, Parsing and Validating File Designators
altering use, Creating A File
ASCII , Specifying Record Size, Specifying Storage Format
attributes, Creating A File
backreferencing, Backreferencing files
binary , Specifying Record Size, Specifying Storage Format
changing security, Changing security provisions of disk files
characteristics, The FILE Command
circular, Circular files
closing, Closing a File, Closing a Magnetic Tape File
closing as permanent, Closing a new disk file as permanent
compatibility (pre- and post-900 series), Specifying Record Size
creating, Creating A File, User-Defined Files, Lockwords
creating with BUILD, The BUILD Command
creating with FOPEN, The FOPEN Intrinsic
creating with HPFOPEN, The HPFOPEN Intrinsic
default record sizes, Specifying Record Size
defining characteristics, The HPFOPEN Intrinsic, The FOPEN Intrinsic
deleting, Changing Domains
designators, Specifying a File Designation, Using Command Interpreter Variables and Expressions Within File Designators, Parsing and Validating File Designators
device-dependent characteristics, Device-dependent file characteristics
devices, Disk Files and Device Files, New and permanent device files
devices, opening, Opening a Device File
disc, Specifying a Record Format
disk, Disk Files and Device Files
displaying information, Getting File Information, Writing a file system error-check procedure
domains, Specifying a File Domain, Listing Files
duplicative, Input/Output sets, Determining Interactive/Duplicative Files with FRELATE
errors, displaying, Displaying File Error Information
exclusive access, Exclusive access
getting information, Getting File Information, Writing a file system error-check procedure
half-word boundaries, Specifying Record Size
input, Introduction
interactive, Input/Output sets, Determining Interactive/Duplicative Files with FRELATE
jobs and sessions , Disk Files and Device Files
KSAM, KSAM files
listing, Listing Files
lockwords, Lockwords
magnetic tape, Specifying a Record Format
mapped access, Accessing a File Using Mapped Access, Opening a File Mapped
mapped, opening, Opening a File Mapped
message, Message files
multi access, Sharing a File, Multiaccess, Sharing the File Using FLOCK and FUNLOCK
multi access, global, Global multiaccess
names, Introduction, User-Defined Files
new versus $NEWPASS, Passed files
nonshareable, Disk Files and Device Files
old versus $OLDPASS, Passed files
opening, Opening a File, Opening a Disk File, Opening a labeled magnetic tape file
output, Introduction
overrides, Summary of Overrides
parsing designators, Parsing and Validating File Designators
passed, Passed files
passing, Passed files
peripheral devices, Introduction, Disk Files and Device Files, Specifying a Record Format
permanent, Closing a permanent disk file, Displaying permanent file information with LISTFILE
predefined, Backreferencing files
qualified, User-Defined Files
random access, Writing to a disk file using random access
reading from, Reading from a File, Reading a File Label from a Labeled Tape File
record structure, Introduction, The HPFOPEN Intrinsic
records, Introduction
referencing, User-Defined Files
reserved codes, Specifying a File Code
rewinding, Rewinding
RIO, RIO files
saving, Changing Domains
searchign directories, Changing Domains
security, Maintaining File Security, File-level security, Suspending and restoring security provisions
security, ACD, Access Control Definition Security (ACD), Log of ACD changes
security, traditional, Traditional Mechanism for File Security, Suspending and restoring security provisions
semi-exclusive access, Semi-exclusive access
sequential access, Writing to a disk file using sequential access
shared, Disk Files and Device Files, Sharing a File, Shared access, Sharing the File Using FLOCK and FUNLOCK
sharing, hazards of, Sharing the File Using FLOCK and FUNLOCK
simultaneous access, Simultaneous Access of Files
specifying codes, Specifying a File Code
specifying type, Specifying a File Type, Message files
spooled (devices), Disk Files and Device Files
standard, Standard files
suspending and restoring security, Suspending and restoring security provisions
system hierarchy of overrides, How the File System Opens a File
system-defined, MPE/iX File Designators, System-Defined Files, Passed files, Opening a System-Defined File
tape, Opening an unlabeled magnetic tape file, Opening a labeled magnetic tape file, Closing a Magnetic Tape File
temporary, Passed files, Displaying temporary file information with LISTFILE...(;TEMP)
types, Disk Files and Device Files
updating , Updating a File
user-defined, MPE/iX File Designators, User-Defined Files, Backreferencing files
validating designators, Parsing and Validating File Designators
writing to, Writing to a File, Writing a File Label to a Labeled Tape File
FINFO function, [:CMD] FINFO
FLABELINFO intrinsic, FLABELINFO
FLOCK intrinsic, Updating a File, Sharing the File Using FLOCK and FUNLOCK
FOPEN intrinsic, Creating A File, The FOPEN Intrinsic, Specifying Record Size, Specifying a File Code, Lockwords, Using Command Interpreter Variables and Expressions Within File Designators, Parsing and Validating File Designators, How the File System Opens a File, RIO access
compared to HPFOPEN, How the File System Opens a File, Which to Use: HPFOPEN or FOPEN
HPFOPEN equivalents, The FOPEN Intrinsic
limitations, Summary of Overrides
options mapped to HPFOPEN, The FOPEN Intrinsic
formats
comparison of, Undefined-length records
fixed-length, Specifying a Record Format, Fixed-length records
records, Specifying a Record Format, Undefined-length records
storage, Specifying Storage Format
undefined-length, Specifying a Record Format, Undefined-length records
variable-length, Specifying a Record Format, Variable-length records
FPARSE intrinsic, Parsing and Validating File Designators
FPOINT intrinsic, Pointing
FREAD intrinsic, NOWAIT I/O intrinsics, Sequential access, Reading from a disk file using sequential access, Reading From $STDIN
NOWAIT I/O, NOWAIT I/O intrinsics
FREADDIR intrinsic, Random access, Reading from a disk file using random access, Increasing I/O performance using FREADSEEK
FREADSEEK intrinsic, Increasing I/O performance using FREADSEEK
FRELATE intrinsic, Input/Output sets, Determining Interactive/Duplicative Files with FRELATE
FSPACE intrinsic, Spacing
function FINFO, [:CMD] FINFO
FUNLOCK intrinsic, Updating a File, Sharing the File Using FLOCK and FUNLOCK
FUPDATE intrinsic, Update access, Updating a File
FWRITE intrinsic, NOWAIT I/O intrinsics, Sequential access, Writing to $STDLIST
NOWAIT I/O, NOWAIT I/O intrinsics
FWRITELABEL intrinsic , Writing a File Label to a Labeled Tape File

G

getting file information, Getting File Information
global multi access, Global multiaccess
group security, Group-level security

I

I/O performance, increasing, Increasing I/O performance using FREADSEEK
idx endHPFOPEN intrinsic, Limitations
idx endintrinsic
HPFOPEN, Limitations
idx endNOWAIT I/O, Limitations
increasing I/O performance, Increasing I/O performance using FREADSEEK
input
files, Introduction
NOWAIT I/O, NOWAIT I/O
sets, Input/Output sets
standard, System-Defined Files
interactive files, Input/Output sets, Determining Interactive/Duplicative Files with FRELATE
interface, file system, Introduction
intrinsic
FCHECK, FCHECK
FCLOSE, How the File System Closes a File
FCONTROL, Rewinding
FERRMSG, FERRMSG
FFILEINFO, FFILEINFO
FGETINFO, FGETINFO
FLABELINFO, FLABELINFO
FLOCK, Updating a File, Sharing the File Using FLOCK and FUNLOCK
FOPEN, Creating A File, The FOPEN Intrinsic, Specifying Record Size, Specifying a File Code, Using Command Interpreter Variables and Expressions Within File Designators, Parsing and Validating File Designators, How the File System Opens a File, RIO access
FPARSE, Parsing and Validating File Designators
FPOINT, Pointing
FREAD, NOWAIT I/O intrinsics, Sequential access, Reading from a disk file using sequential access, Reading From $STDIN
FREADDIR, Random access, Reading from a disk file using random access, Increasing I/O performance using FREADSEEK
FREADSEEK, Increasing I/O performance using FREADSEEK
FRELATE, Input/Output sets, Determining Interactive/Duplicative Files with FRELATE
FSPACE, Spacing
FUNLOCK, Updating a File, Sharing the File Using FLOCK and FUNLOCK
FUPDATE, Update access, Updating a File
FWRITE, NOWAIT I/O intrinsics, Sequential access, Writing to $STDLIST
FWRITELABEL, Writing a File Label to a Labeled Tape File
HPACDINFO, Intrinsics
HPACDPUT, Intrinsics
HPFOPEN, Creating A File, The HPFOPEN Intrinsic, Specifying Record Size, Specifying a File Code, Lockwords, Using Command Interpreter Variables and Expressions Within File Designators, Parsing and Validating File Designators, How the File System Opens a File, RIO access, Accessing a File Using Mapped Access
PRINT, Writing to $STDLIST
PRINTFILEINFO, PRINTFILEINFO
PRINTOP, Writing a message to the system console
PRINTOPREPLY, Writing a message to the system console and requesting a reply
READ, Reading From $STDIN
READX, Reading From $STDIN
intrinsics
ACDs, and, Intrinsics, Creating ACDs
data transfer, Update access
IODONTWAIT, NOWAIT I/O intrinsics
IOWAIT, NOWAIT I/O intrinsics

J

jobs
devices files and, Disk Files and Device Files

K

KSAM files, KSAM files

L

labeled tape, Opening a labeled magnetic tape file, Writing to a labeled magnetic tape file
reading from, Reading a File Label from a Labeled Tape File
limitations
FILE command, The FILE Command, Summary of Overrides
file designators, User-Defined Files
file names, User-Defined Files
FOPEN intrinsic, Summary of Overrides
HPFOPEN intrinsic, Summary of Overrides
NOWAIT I/O, NOWAIT I/O, NOWAIT I/O intrinsics, Limitations
line printer files
default record size, Specifying Record Size
LISTEQ command, Displaying file equations with LISTEQ
LISTFILE command, Displaying permanent file information with LISTFILE, Displaying temporary file information with LISTFILE...(;TEMP)
listing
ACDs, Listing ACDs
files, Listing Files
lockwords
changing, Lockwords
files, Lockwords
removing, Lockwords
LOG file code, Specifying a File Code
log files
DISC= parameter and, Specifying a File Code
specifying number of records, Specifying a File Code
logging
ACD changes, Log of ACD changes
file security events, Logging file security related events
password changes, Log of password changes
printer access failure, Log of printer access failure
process creation, Log of process creation
restores, Log of restore
stream initiation, Log of stream initiation
system events, Logging system events
system logging configuration, Log of system logging configuration
user, Logging a specific user
user logging, Log of user logging
long-mapped access, Long-mapped access

M

magnetic tape, Magnetic Tape Considerations
default (file) record size, Specifying Record Size
files, Specifying a Record Format, Opening an unlabeled magnetic tape file
marker, Magnetic Tape Considerations
writing to, Writing to a Magnetic Tape File, Writing a File Label to a Labeled Tape File
managing ACDs, Managing ACDs with commands and intrinsics, Managing ACDs
mapped access
advantages, Advantages of mapped access
long, Long-mapped access
opening files, Opening a File Mapped
restrictions, How to Access a File Mapped
short, Short-mapped access
to files, Accessing a File Using Mapped Access, Opening a File Mapped
marker
BOT, Magnetic Tape Considerations
EOT, Magnetic Tape Considerations
magnetic tape, Magnetic Tape Considerations
message files, Message files
messages
writing to the console, Writing Messages to the System Console, Writing a message to the system console and requesting a reply
migrating ACDs, Migrating ACDs
modes
access, Specifying and restricting file access by access mode
ACDs, ACD modes
modifying
ACDs, Modifying ACDs
moving a record pointer, Control Operations
multi access, Sharing a File, Multiaccess, Sharing the File Using FLOCK and FUNLOCK
global, Global multiaccess
restrictions, Simultaneous Access of Files
multiple records, data transfer, Multiple Record Transfers

N

names of files, Introduction
networks, NOWAIT I/O, Limitations
new files
devices, New and permanent device files
domains, New Files
file domain, New Files
nonshareable files, Disk Files and Device Files
NOWAIT I/O, NOWAIT I/O
aborting, Aborting NOWAIT I/O
FREAD intrinsic, NOWAIT I/O intrinsics
FWRITE intrinsic, NOWAIT I/O intrinsics
input, NOWAIT I/O
intrinsics, NOWAIT I/O intrinsics
limitations, NOWAIT I/O, NOWAIT I/O intrinsics, Limitations
networks, Limitations
output, NOWAIT I/O

O

opening
$STDIN, Opening $STDIN
$STDLIST, Opening $STDLIST
device files, Opening a Device File
files, Opening a File, Opening a labeled magnetic tape file
files, mapped, Opening a File Mapped
system-defined files, Opening a System-Defined File, Opening $STDLIST
tape files, Opening an unlabeled magnetic tape file, Opening a labeled magnetic tape file
operation
ACDs, How acds work
options
FOPEN intrinsic, The FOPEN Intrinsic
HPFOPEN intrinsic, Limitations
output
files, Introduction
NOWAIT I/O, NOWAIT I/O
sets, Input/Output sets
standard, System-Defined Files
overrides
FILE contradicting HPFOPEN/FOPEN, Summary of Overrides
file system hierarchy, How the File System Opens a File
files, Summary of Overrides
hierarchy, Summary of Overrides
owners
acds, Owners

P

pairs
ACDs, ACD modes
parsing file designators, Parsing and Validating File Designators
passed files, Passed files
passwords
changes, logging, Log of password changes
peripheral devices, Introduction
files, Introduction, Disk Files and Device Files
peripheral devices<1477
files, Specifying a Record Format
permanent files
closing, Closing a permanent disk file
devices, New and permanent device files
domains, Permanent Files
file domain, Permanent Files
plotter files
default record size, Specifying Record Size
pointing to a record, Pointing
predefined files, Backreferencing files
preserving ACDs, Preserving ACDs
PRINT intrinsic, Writing to $STDLIST
printer
access failure, logging, Log of printer access failure
PRINTFILEINFO intrinsic, PRINTFILEINFO
PRINTOP intrinsic, Writing a message to the system console
PRINTOPREPLY intrinsic, Writing a message to the system console and requesting a reply
procedure
file system error check, Writing a file system error-check procedure
process
creation, logging, Log of process creation
programmable controller files
default record size, Specifying Record Size
programs
devices, Introduction

Q

qualified file names, User-Defined Files

R

random access, Sequential Access and Random Access, Sequential Access and Random Access, Reading from a disk file using random access
record selection, Random access
READ intrinsic, Reading From $STDIN
reading from
$STDIN, Reading From $STDIN
$STDINX, Reading From $STDIN
files, Reading from a File, Reading a File Label from a Labeled Tape File
tapes, Reading From a Magnetic Tape File
READX intrinsic, Reading From $STDIN
record pointers
moving, Control Operations
records
comparison of, Undefined-length records
default sizes, Specifying Record Size
files and, Introduction
first, rewinding to, Rewinding
fixed-length, Specifying a Record Format, Fixed-length records
formats, Specifying a Record Format
pointers, Record Pointers
pointing to, Pointing
selection, Record Selection, RIO access
selection, random access, Random access
selection, RIO access, RIO access
selection, sequential access, Sequential access
selection, update access, Update access
spacing forward or backward, Spacing
specifying size, Specifying Record Size
structure, Introduction, The HPFOPEN Intrinsic
undefined-length, Specifying a Record Format, Undefined-length records
variable-length, Variable-length records
remote environment, Parsing and Validating File Designators
REMOTE HELLO, Parsing and Validating File Designators
RENAME command, Lockwords
replacing
ACDs, Replacing ACDs
requesting console reply, Writing a message to the system console and requesting a reply
reserved file codes, Specifying a File Code
restore
logging, Log of restore
restoring security, Suspending and restoring security provisions
restricting access, Specifying and restricting file access by access mode
by type, Specifying and restricting file access by type or user
by user, Specifying and restricting file access by type or user
restrictions
mapped access, How to Access a File Mapped
multi access, Simultaneous Access of Files
sharing files, Simultaneous Access of Files
rewinding files, Rewinding
RIO
access, record selection, RIO access
files, RIO files

S

saving files, Changing Domains
scope
ACDs, ACD scope
searching directories, Changing Domains
security
account level, Account-level security
changing, Changing security provisions of disk files
file level, File-level security
files, Maintaining File Security, Suspending and restoring security provisions
group level, Group-level security
logging file security events, Logging file security related events
restoring, Suspending and restoring security provisions
suspending, Suspending and restoring security provisions
traditional, Traditional Mechanism for File Security, Suspending and restoring security provisions
semi-exclusive access, Semi-exclusive access
sequential access, Sequential Access and Random Access, Sequential Access and Random Access, Reading from a disk file using sequential access
files, Writing to a disk file using sequential access
record selection, Sequential access
sessions
device files and, Disk Files and Device Files
sets
input, Input/Output sets
output, Input/Output sets
volume, Specifying Disk Volume Restrictions
SETVAR command, Using Command Interpreter Variables and Expressions Within File Designators
shared
access, Shared access
devices, The HPFOPEN Intrinsic, The FOPEN Intrinsic
files, Disk Files and Device Files
sharing files, Sharing a File, Sharing the File Using FLOCK and FUNLOCK
hazards, Sharing the File Using FLOCK and FUNLOCK
restrictions, Simultaneous Access of Files
short-mapped access, Short-mapped access
specifying
disk volume restrictions, Specifying Disk Volume Restrictions
file codes, Specifying a File Code
file types, Specifying a File Type, Message files
record format, Specifying a Record Format
record size, Specifying Record Size
storage format, Specifying Storage Format
specifying file domain, Specifying a File Domain, Listing Files
spooled devices, Disk Files and Device Files
spooling
console operator, Disk Files and Device Files
user, Disk Files and Device Files
standard
files, Standard files
input files, System-Defined Files
output files, System-Defined Files
storage formats, Specifying Storage Format
specifying, Specifying Storage Format
stream
initiation, logging, Log of stream initiation
suspending security, Suspending and restoring security provisions
synchronous single-line controller files
default record size, Specifying Record Size
system
events, logging, Logging system events
system-defined files, MPE/iX File Designators, System-Defined Files, Passed files, Opening a System-Defined File
designators, System-Defined Files
opening, Opening a System-Defined File, Opening $STDLIST


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