You use this command to modify the operating and control parameters.
MODE |
[ INPUT = SYSDTA / CONSOLE ] [ , OUTPUT = list-poss (3): CONSOLE / S[YS]OUT / S[YS]LST ] [ , TMODE = PAGE / LINE ] [ , FORMAT = LIST / TERMINAL ] [ , CMDECHO = NO / YES ] [ , TIME = ISO4 / STCK / *ALL ] |
INPUT=
Defines from where the ASTRID commands are to be read.
CONSOLE
ASTRID commands are read from the console.
SYSDTA
ASTRID commands are read from SYSDTA using RDATA.
The default setting when ASTRID is started is SYSDTA.
OUTPUT=
Defines where the output is to be sent.
A number of specifications can be made, in the form of a list; data is then output to all specified “devices”. If OUTPUT is specified, the existing setting is overridden and is replaced by the new setting.
CONSOLE
Data is output to the console.
SYSLST / SLST
Data is output to SYSLST.
SYSLST is the default setting when ASTRID is started.
SYSOUT / SOUT
Data is output to the terminal.
TMODE=
Defines the mode of terminal output.
If TMODE=PAGE results in difficulties with terminal output, you should try TMODE=LINE.
PAGE
Terminal output is in page mode.
PAGE is the default setting on starting ASTRID.
LINE
Terminal output is in line mode (roll up).
FORMAT=
Defines the format of the output to SYSLST.
LIST
Full list format (i.e. line width is 132 characters).
LIST is the default setting on starting ASTRID.
TERMINAL
The format of output to SYSOUT (terminal).
FORMAT=TERMINAL simplifies ONLINE processing using an EDITOR, which is subsequently planned. The disadvantage is a significant increase in the number of lines.
CMDECHO=
Defines whether a command entered is to be logged on the input device. All commands entered are logged to SYSLST if SYSLST is selected as the output device.
NO
Commands are not logged on the input device.
NO is the default setting on starting ASTRID.
YES
Commands are to be logged on the input device.
TIME=
Controls the output format of the time stamp in trace entries.
ISO4
The time stamp is output in the printable ISO4 format.
ISO4 is the default setting.
STCK
The time stamp is output in the binary STCK format.
*ALL
The time stamp is output in both the ISO4 format and in STCK format.