LIB/CCF Batch Utilities for CA Roscoe and ISPF(TSO) › Batch Logout Utility ($CCFB102) › SYSIN Control Statements

SYSIN Control Statements

The SYSIN control statements are:

-COPY [modname]

Specifies the module name to log out

-CRID WOnnnnnn

Specifies the Change Request ID for the logout.

-CUID [id]

Specifies the LIB/CCF ID of the user performing the logout (specify -CUID when the change request is assigned to a LIB/CCF group).

-MFID nnn

Specifies the master file ID. The programmer assigned to the change request must obtain this ID from the Option 4 MODULE LOGOUT panel. The ID appears on that panel to the left of the production/test master file pair, under the field Available Files.

-LANG xxxxxxxx

Specifies the valid language code to use for history member creation. Can be one to eight characters. This language determines what action takes place when a module is logged in. For example, specifying a language of COB might compile the module at login.

-DESC[description]

Specifies the module description to use for history member creation. Can be up to 30 characters in length.

-APPL[appl sys]

Specifies the application system to use for history member creation. Can be up to 20 characters in length.

-ABST[text of abstract record]

Specifies the abstract for history member creation. It can be 1 to 16 continuous records. The text supplied for each abstract record can be up to 61 characters in length.

-COM[comment]

Specifies that comments appearing after the -COPY statement print before the -COPY statement on the report.

-EMOD

(Optional) Marks the end on one change request’s (-CRID) control SYSIN Control Statement.

-END

(Optional) Marks the end of the entire control stream.

A -COPY statement is required for each module to log out. You must specify a -CRID, -MFID, -LANG, -DESC, -APPL, and at least one -ABST statement as follows:

• You can place these statements before or after the first -COPY statement, in any order. Once you specify one of these values, it remains in effect for subsequent -COPYs until another control statement of the same type changes it.
• For any -COPY statement that is not the first -COPY statement, you must place these statements after the -COPY statement. They affect that -COPY and subsequent -COPY statements until another control statement of the same type changes it.
• The -LANG, -DESC, -APPL, and -ABST control statements are required for program execution. However, the information supplied on these control statements is used only for history member creation. If the history member already exists, the information is ignored.