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| Macro | Brief description | 
 | CUPAB | Generates addressing aids (DSECTs) for the operand lists of the RDATA, WROUT and WRTRD macros
 | 
 | GCCSN | Displays the current coding table for command and data input (SYSDTA/SYSCMD) | 
 | RDATA | Reads a record from the SYSDTA system file, i.e. from a cataloged file, an S variable, a PLAM library element or the interactive terminal (see also CUPAB)
 | 
 | VTSUCB | Creates VTSU parameters for input/output | 
 | WRLST | Causes a record to be written to the SYSLST system file and/or the SYSLST01, SYSLST02, ... ,SYSLST99 system files. The relevant system file is printed after the job
 has terminated, provided the user has not directed it to a cataloged file
 | 
 | WROUT | Causes a record to be written to the SYSOUT system file, i.e. in interactive mode to the terminal, a cataloged file, an S variable or a PLAM library element. In batch mode the
 SYSOUT system file is printed after job termination (see also CUPAB), unless the user
 has assigned it to a cataloged file, an S variable or a PLAM library element
 | 
 | WRTRD | In interactive mode, writes a message to the terminal and subsequently accepts a message from there (see also CUPAB)
 |