CA Dynam for VSE User Guide

Parameters
The EOJ= or FEOF= parameter must be on a statement by itself, must begin in
column 1, and should precede the SEL parameter(s). The SEL= and EOJ=
tests are executed in the order in which these parameters are read. The total
number of EOJ= parameters may not exceed 20 per run.
PRINT
MAX=n | RECS=n
SKIP=n
CHARONLY
RECFM=xx
Specifies that printing is wanted. PRINT is assumed and need not be specified
if either DUMP or CHARONLY is specified.
Specifies that printing and/or copying is to halt and DYNCOPY is to terminate
when n records have been printed or copied. The value of n must be a 1 to 6
digit number between 1 and 999,999. If the LRECL= parameter is specified,
then n specifies the number of logical records; if LRECL= is not specified, then
n specifies the number of physical blocks.
Specifies the number of physical blocks or logical records at the beginning of
the file which are to be skipped before record selection, copying, or printing
begins. The value of n may be any number from zero to 999,999; inclusive.
If this parameter is omitted, no records will be skipped. If the LRECL=
parameter is specified, then n specifies the number of logical records; if
LRECL= is not specified, then n specifies the number of physical blocks.
Specifies that the printed output is not to contain the hex equivalent of the
character data. If this parameter is omitted, hex and character printing is the
default, with one exception: if a line to be printed consists entirely of printable
characters, that line will be printed as if CHARONLY had been specified.
Specifies the record format. If a full copy of a file is wanted with no change in
block size, this parameter must be omitted. If a selective copy is wanted, this
parameter must specify one of the following:
F
FB
V
VB
S
SB
U
Fixed-length, unblocked.
Fixed-length, blocked.
Variable-length, unblocked.
Variable-length, blocked.
Spanned
Spanned, blocked
Undefined
Note: The record type of the output file must be the same as the record type
of the input file (for example, a fixed-length output file requires fixed-length
input records), and a variable-length output file requires variable-length input
records. This parameter is required for selective copying and printing.
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