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4.2.4.1.5 Input Source Statement (INPUTSOURCE)

The optional input source statements define the product's
input source type and the record types it processes.
STATEMENT FORMAT

If the INPUTSOURCE statement is present, it MUST follow
the COMPJOB statement, if present, or the COMPOPT statement
in cccGENIN.

The INPUTSOURCE statement is coded starting in column 1.
Parameters are free-form and can continue through column 72.
Although statement continuation is not supported, multiple
INPUTSOURCE statements can be specified.  The following
describes the format and coding rules for the INPUTSOURCE
statement.

    INPUTSOURCE  source  rtype ...
        |           |      |
        |           |      +-- Record type
        |           |
        |           +-- Type of input source
        |
        +-- INPUTSOURCE - statement identification

STATEMENT OPTION DEFINITIONS

  INPUTSOURCE - Defines the product's input source type and
                the record types that it processes.

                source    - A value of SMF, NONSMF or MSI
                            for the first INPUTSOURCE
                            statement; a value of
                            inactive (.) for subsequent
                            statements.

               recordtype - Ranges from 0 to 255.  Multiple
                            record types may be defined on a
                            line.
                            If a value of MSI is specified
                            for the input source, record type
                            is ignored.

STATEMENT DEFINITION EXAMPLE

    INPUTSOURCE SMF 30 35 70
    INPUTSOURCE .  43 66 100

These statements define that the input source is SMF data
and that record types 30, 35, 43, 66, 70, and 100 are
supported.