The desired loader definitions are created under the element loaderdefname. An existing element is overwritten.
An attempt is made to assign a software configuration to the product definition. If this is not possible, the run is terminated. If the definition is incomplete, a warning is output and the run is continued.
Format
CREATE-REPFILE-DEFINITION |
NAME = 'laderdefname' [,PASS = 'password'] ,ADDPROD = *PRODSAVE / productversion / (productversion,...) [,ADDMODS = 'modpacketname' / ('modpacketname',...) ,...] [,ADDOPTS = 'optpacketname' / ('optpacketname',...) ,...] [,SETTINGS = ( ,SHARE = NO / YES ,SAVE = NO / YES ,INSTALL = NO / YES ,INFORMATION = MED / MAX / MIN ,FUNCTION-NAME = NO / YES [,VOLUME = vol,DEVICE = dev] [,PATH = [:catid:][$userid.]filename] ,LOADER-FORMAT = SUB-SYSTEM / BS2000 )] [,ERROR = ON(<integer 0..31>) / OFF(<integer 0..31>)] |
Operands
NAME = 'loaderdefname'
Name of the loader definition to be created.
PASS = 'password'
Password used to protect the loader definition.
ADDPROD = *PRODSAVE / productversion / (productversion, ...)
The products to be contained in the REP file are defined.
*PRODSAVE means that a list of products is accessed which was specified in a previous statement. RMS remembers this list and uses it again here.
A product or a series of products (max. 10) can be contained in the REP file.
The loader modification elements which are to be contained in the REP file are defined. The loader modification elements are created or processed using the statement CREATE- or MODIFY-MOD-PACKET.
An element or a series of elements (max. 10) can be contained in the REP file.
ADDOPTS = 'optpacketname' / ('optpacketname', ...)
The optional REP selection packets which are contained in the REP file are defined. The optional REP selection packets are created or processed using the statement CREATE- or MODIFY-OPT-PACKET.
A packet or a series of packets (max. 10) can be contained in the REP file.
The sum of the specified ADDMODS / ADDOPTS operands must be <= 9.
SETTINGS = (...)
For a description of the SETTINGS operands, see the CREATE-SW-CONF (Utility Routines, #333) statement.
ERROR = ON(<integer 0..31>) / OFF(<integer 0..31>)
In the event of an error, the specified job switch is set (ON) or reset (OFF).