The IMOSHFF macro enables you to view in structured form the information contained in a formatted file.
The advantage of a formatted file is that it can be used as the target for the output of piped SHOW functions. You can then output the formatted file and view the preprocessed information.
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| IMOSHFF |
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Operands
The MF, PREFIX, MACID, and PARAM parameters are described in “Macro forms” on "Macro syntax ".
| INFF | |
| Formatted file to be used for output. | |
=<c-string: 1..54> | |
Name of the formatted file. | |
=<var: char:54> | |
| Symbolic address containing the name of the formatted file. | |
| SYSLST# | |
| SYSLST number. | |
=0 | |
| Output the information to standard SYSLST. | |
=<integer 1..99> | |
| Specifies the SYSLST number. | |
=<var: int:1> | |
| Symbolic address containing the SYSLST number. | |
Macro return codes
(SC2) | SC1 | Maincode | Meaning |
X‘00‘ | X’00’ | X‘0000‘ | Function successfully executed |
| X‘00‘ | X’01’ | X‘0003‘ | SYSLST number invalid |
| X‘00‘ | X’01’ | X‘0004‘ | Parameter list invalid |
| X‘00‘ | X’40’ | X‘0015‘ | Error accessing input file, function not executed |
| X‘00‘ | X’40’ | X‘0019‘ | SHOW output written to SYSLST only partially or not at all |
| X’20’ | X‘0100‘ | System error | |
| X’20’ | X‘0101‘ | Internal error | |
| X‘00‘ | X’01’ | X’FFFF’ | Function is not supported |
| X‘00‘ | X'03' | X’FFFF’ | Version of the interface is not supported. |
Notes
The function is aborted without action if the input file does not exist, cannot be accessed or a format error occurs.
If the information in the SCI changes after the formatted file is generated, the information that is output is no longer current.