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CPSYNTAX
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CPSYNTAX
Options:
Notes:
CPUid
Purpose
Operands
Options
Usage Notes
filename
model
serial
CONFIG
filetype
SYStem
*
filemode
name
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1 You can enter Options in any order between the parentheses.
Options
Use CPSYNTAX to check the syntax of the system configuration file.
filename
is the file name of the configuration file you want to be syntax checked.
filetype
is the file type of the configuration file you want to be syntax checked. The
default file type is CONFIG.
filemode
is the file mode of the configuration file you want to be syntax checked. The
default file mode is *.
CPUid model serial
where model is the CPU model, such as 2064, and serial is the CPU serial
number, up to six hexadecimal digits, of the processor on which you eventually
want the file to be processed.
SYStem name
where name is the 1-character to 8-character system ID on the system on
which the file will eventually be processed.
1. Imbedded files are processed by CPSYNTAX, but all embed files must reside
on the same minidisk as the base configuration file.
2. This utility consists of an exec called CPSYNTAX and a module called
CPSYNCHK. The CPSYNTAX EXEC is a REXX exec that can be compiled by
the REXX compiler.
3. When using the SYSTEM option, you should not have any
SYSTEM_IDENTIFIER or any SYSTEM_IDENTIFIER_DEFAULT statements
defined in your system configuration file.
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