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68 <strong>File</strong> <strong>Management</strong> V4R5<br />
From Database input (sequentially processed)<br />
To ICF: Records are retrieved from the ICF file one at a time.<br />
Display: Records are retrieved from the display one at a time. Type in the data for<br />
each record and press the Enter key when the record is complete. A nonfield-level<br />
device file must be specified.<br />
Diskette: Records are retrieved in sequential order. Diskette label information must<br />
be provided in the diskette file or on an override command. Refer to the Tape and<br />
Diskette Device Programming book for a description of exchange types.<br />
Tape: Records are retrieved from tape in sequential order. Tape label information<br />
must be specified in the tape file or on an override command.<br />
From Database output (sequentially processed)<br />
To Printer: The number of characters printed is determined by the page size specified.<br />
If folding is specified, all of a record is printed.<br />
ICF: Records are written to the ICF file one at a time.<br />
Display: Records are written to the display with each record overlaying the<br />
previous record. You can request each output record using the Enter key.<br />
Diskette: The amount of data written on diskette depends on the exchange type of<br />
the diskette. Diskette label information must be provided in the diskette file or on<br />
an override command. Refer to the Tape and Diskette Device Programming book for a<br />
description of exchange types.<br />
Tape: Records are written on tape in sequential order. Tape label information must<br />
be specified in the tape file or on an override command.<br />
From Tape input<br />
To ICF: Records are retrieved from the ICF file one at a time.<br />
Display: Records are retrieved from the display one at a time. Type in the data for<br />
each record and press the Enter key when the record is complete. A nonfield-level<br />
device file must be specified. Tape label information is ignored.<br />
Database: Records are retrieved in sequential order. One record is read as a single<br />
field. Tape label information is ignored.<br />
Diskette: Records are retrieved in sequential order. If a label value is specified in<br />
the program, that value is used as the label for the diskette file.<br />
From Tape output<br />
To Printer: Records are printed, and folding or truncating is performed as specified in<br />
the printer file.<br />
ICF: Records are written to the ICF file one at a time. Tape label information is<br />
ignored.<br />
Diskette: The amount of data written on diskette depends on the exchange type of<br />
the diskette. If a label value is specified in the program, that value is used as the<br />
label for the diskette file. Refer to the Tape and Diskette Device Programming book for<br />
a description of exchange types.<br />
Display: Records are written to the display with each record overlaying the<br />
previous record. You can request each output record using the Enter key.<br />
Database: Records are written to the database in sequential order.
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