The DEFAULT control statement allows you to define default values for the operands of a KDCDEF control statement. A default operand value set using DEFAULT applies until the next DEFAULT statement is issued for the same operand in the same control statement. If you subsequently wish to reset the default value to the UTM standard setting, you must reassign this standard setting using the DEFAULT statement. If this is not possible (e.g. FORMAT = blanks), then the default value is set in the (STD) or *STD entry.
Statement-specific default values offer the following advantage:
If you issue a control statement several times (e.g. PTERM), there is no need to specify the same operand values over and over again in each statement (e.g. the processor name in PRONAM).
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KDCDEF control statement for which new default values are to be defined in this DEFAULT statement. The following operands are dependent on this control statement, and apply only for this control statement class. Please note that the PROGRAM and AREA statements form a single class, i.e. modified default values of the PROGRAM statement also apply for the other statements in this class. You must insert at least one blank between control_statement and the following operands. The table on the next page shows the control statements that can be specified here. | |
operand ,... | One or more operands of the KDCDEF control statement control_statement. Each operand is separated by a comma. The table on the next page shows |
Permitted control statements | Permitted operands |
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CON | BCAMAPPL={local_appliname|(STD)} |
LPAP | DEAD-LETTER-Q={NO | YES} |
LSES | LPAP=sessionname |
LTAC | LPAP=lpapname |
LTERM | ANNOAMSG={Y|N} |
LOAD-MODULE | LIB=libname |
OSI-CON | ACTIVE={YES|NO} |
OSI-LPAP | APPLICATION-CONTEXT=application_context |
PROGRAM | COMP=compiler |
PTERM | BCAMAPPL=local_appliname IDLETIME=time |
SESCHA | CONNECT={Y|N} |
TAC | ADMIN={Y | N} EXIT={exit | (STD) } |
TPOOL | ANNOAMSG={ Y | N } |
USER | FORMAT={formatname|(STD)} |