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Table 23. Common I/O Feedback Area (continued)<br />

Offset Data Type Length Contents<br />

hex 60 3487-HG Display Station<br />

hex 61 3487-HW Display Station<br />

hex 62 3487-HC Display Station<br />

hex 63 3935 (IPDS) Printer<br />

hex 64 6344 Tape Unit<br />

hex 65 6349 Tape Unit<br />

hex 66 6369 Tape Unit<br />

hex 67 6380 Tape Unit<br />

hex 68 6378 Tape Unit<br />

hex 69 6390 Tape Unit<br />

hex 70 6379 Tape Unit<br />

hex 71 9331-11 Diskette Unit<br />

hex 72 9331-12 Diskette Unit<br />

hex 73 3570 Tape Unit<br />

hex 74 3590 Tape Unit<br />

hex 75 6335 Tape Unit<br />

32 Character 10 Device name. The name of the device for which the<br />

operation just completed. Supplied only for display,<br />

printer, tape, diskette, and ICF files. For printer or diskette<br />

files being spooled, the value is *N. For ICF files, the value<br />

is the program device name. For other files, the value is<br />

the device description name.<br />

42 Binary 4 Length of the record processed by the last I/O operation<br />

(supplied only for an ICF, display, tape, or database file).<br />

On ICF write operations, this is the record length of the<br />

data. On ICF read operations, it is the record length of the<br />

record associated with the last read operation.<br />

46 Character 80 Reserved.<br />

126 Binary 2 Number of records retrieved on a read request for blocked<br />

records or sent on a write or force-end-of-data or<br />

force-end-of-volume request for blocked records. Supplied<br />

only for database, diskette, and tape files.<br />

128 Binary 2 For output, the field value is the record format length,<br />

including first-character forms control, option indicators,<br />

source sequence numbers, and program-to-system data. If<br />

the value is zero, use the field at offset 42.<br />

For input, the field value is the record format length,<br />

including response indicators and source sequence<br />

numbers. If the value is zero, use the field at offset 42.<br />

130 Character 2 Reserved.<br />

132 Binary 4 Current block count. The number of blocks of the tape<br />

data file already written or read. For tape files only.<br />

136 Character 8 Reserved.<br />

184 <strong>File</strong> <strong>Management</strong> V4R5

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