OCL question .

[peteh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Pete Hall)]

>>        This is regarding the LOAD command in S/36 OCL. What does the
?63? stand for in the code shown below ? Is ABC the name of the program
loaded or is it the program ID ?
       In the FILE statement what is actual file being refered ?


0036.00 // LOAD ABC12,?63?
0037.00 // FILE NAME-WSPQRXYZ,DISP-SHR,LABEL-?64?W.KJK
0038.00 // PRINTER NAME-WS01MRS,HOLD-YES,LINES-72,FORMSNO-LABE
0039.00 // RUN <<

Karthik,

?63? is OCL parameter 63. It contains the name of the library from which
program ABC12 is being executed. It is also the first 2 or 3 characters
of the actual file name (on disk). This is a common way of creating
separate files for different divisions/companies/modules/etc. Typically
it will contain something like "PO", indicating the purchasing
application. In that case, the OCL would be interpreted as follows:

0036.00 // LOAD ABC12,PO
0037.00 // FILE NAME-WSPQRXYZ,DISP-SHR,LABEL-POW.KJK
0038.00 // PRINTER NAME-WS01MRS,HOLD-YES,LINES-72,FORMSNO-LABE
0039.00 // RUN

hth
Pete


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