The FDDRL utility routine is started with the /START-FDDRL command. This command belongs to the UTILITIES domain. It can only be called by users with TSOS privilege. FDDRL can be called in interactive or in batch mode. Messages are output to SYSOUT.
Each time the program starts, any system-specific adjustments to the FDDRL parameters made in the FDDRL parameter file are registered and displayed.
Statements are read from SYSDTA. Erroneous statements are rejected. In interactive mode they can be corrected immediately. In batch mode or procedure mode the spin-off mechanism is triggered.
If FDDRL is terminated because of an error, BS2000 issues message EXC0732. This message contains an insert in the form of a seven-character termination code assigned by FDDRL (FBDxxxx). This code identifies a message text which describes the cause of the error in more detail chapter "Messages"). You can use an HTML application to find the FDDRL messages on the Manual Server (URL: http://bs2manuals.ts.fujitsu.com) and on the “BS2000 SoftBooks” DVD.
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VERSION = *STD / <product-version 3..7 without-man>
Version number of FDDRL in the format mm.n[a[so]], e.g. 21.0 or 21.0A or 21.0A00 (see also the description of the SDF data types in the “Commands” manual [9]).
The default is *STD, i.e. the currently installed version of FDDRL is loaded.
MONJV = *NONE / <filename 1..54 without-gen-vers>
This operand is only available if the “Job Variables” software product is being used (see also the “Job Variables” manual [8]).
Name of the monitoring job variable which is to monitor the FDDRL run. If the monitoring job variable does not yet exist, a new one is created.
When the FDDRL run is completed, the monitoring job variable assumes one of the following values:
| $T 0000 $A 3030 | FDDRL run terminated normally, no error FDDRL run terminated abnormally, error occurred |
CPU-LIMIT = *JOB-REST / <integer 1..32767 seconds >
Maximum CPU time in seconds that FDDRL (main task) may take to execute. If FDDRL exceeds the specified time during execution, in interactive mode it is interrupted and a message is output. The user can then request a dump, abort or continue the program. If the time is exceeded in batch mode, FDDRL is terminated.
CPU-LIMIT = *JOB-REST
If the job was started with a time limit (depending on the job class), the remaining CPU time is used as a time limit for FDDRL. Otherwise, FDDRL runs without a time limit.