Global runtime control for make is effected by means of the statements MODIFY-MAKE-DEFAULTS and BEGIN-MAKE.
The output of the log for continuation processing can be controlled with BS2000 commands. Either of the SDF-P commands MODIFY-PROCEDURE-OPTIONS or MODIFY-PROCEDURE-TEST-OPTIONS, which control logging, can be specified as the first command under ACTION (in SET-PREPOCESSING for the entire procedure).
The response to errors is controlled by means of the SUPPRESS-ERRORS operand of the make substatement SET-DEPENDENCY. If SUPPRESS-ERRORS=*NONE and a
command return code is set following execution of the actions specified by the dependency definition, execution of the procedure generated by make is aborted (see [12 (Related publications)]). This corresponds to the conventional spin-off mechanism. In this way, the response to errors can be controlled separately for each dependency definition.
Error situations are reset if STEP commands are inserted in the generated procedure. In this case, no program may be loaded at the end of the actions.
Case-specific error handling may be implemented by inserting the appropriate commands in the actions.