SETPRT—List form

The list form of the SETPRT macro is used to construct a data management parameter list. The description of the standard form of the SETPRT macro explains the function of each parameter. The dcbaddr must appear in the list or execute form of the SETPRT macro.

The parameter list must reside below the 16MB line.

The list form of the SETPRT macro is as follows:

dcbaddr—A-Type Address
BURST={N|Y}
is coded as shown in the standard form of the macro.
CHARS={name}
{(name,...)}
is coded as shown in the standard form of the macro, except for the A(address) and R(register) parameters, which cannot be specified.
COPIES=number
is coded as shown in the standard form of the macro.
COPYNR=number
is coded as shown in the standard form of the macro.
COPYP={position|0}
is coded as shown in the standard form of the macro.
DISP={SCHEDULE|NOSCHEDULE|EXTERNAL}
is coded as shown in the standard form of the macro.
FCB={imageid}
(imageid,{V|A}[,N])
is coded as shown in the standard form of the macro, except for the A(address) and R(register) parameters, which cannot be specified.
FLASH={NONE|name}
{([name],count)}
is coded as shown in the standard form of the macro.
INIT={N|Y}
is coded as shown in the standard form of the macro.
LIBDCB=dcb address—RX-Type Address or (2-12)
is coded as shown in the standard form of the macro.
MODIFY={name}
{(name,trc)}
is coded as shown in the standard form of the macro, except for the A(address) andR(register) parameters, which cannot be specified.
MSGAREA=address—RX-Type Address or (2-12)
is coded as shown in the standard form of the macro.
OPTCD={B|U}
{({B|U},{F|U})}
is coded as shown in the standard form of the macro.
PRTMSG={N|Y}
is coded as shown in the standard form of the macro.
PSPEED={L|M|H|N}
is coded as shown in the standard form of the macro.
REXMIT={N|Y}
is coded as shown in the standard form of the macro.
UCS={csc}
{(csc,{F|F,V|V})}
is coded as shown in the standard form of the macro.
MF=L
specifies that the list form of the macro is used to create a parameter list that can be referred to by an execute form of the SETPRT macro.