ESETL (End Set Limit) Macro
The macro ends the sequential mode that is initiated by the SETL macro.
If the records are blocked, ESETL writes the last block back if a PUT was issued. If ADDRTR and RANSEQ, or both, are specified in the same DTF, ESETL should be issued before issuing a READ or WRITE.
Another SETL can be issued to restart sequential retrieval. Sequential processing must always be terminated by issuing an ESETL macro.
Format
Requirements for the caller
- AMODE:
- 24
- RMODE:
- 24
- ASC Mode:
- Primary
Parameters
- filename | (1)
- Is the same name as the name specified in the DTFIS header entry. The name can be specified as a symbol or in register notation. Register notation is necessary if your program is to be self-relocating.