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<p>The column number of the continuation character, which delimits the number of characters printed per line when a data set is sent to a device specified by a USE command (directed output)</p> | <p> | ||
<p>Set the UDDCCC value to one more than the maximum number of characters printed per line. When there are more than UDDCCC characters in one output line, a hyphen appears in the position indicated by UDDCCC, and the remaining characters follow on the next line. </p> | The column number of the continuation character, which delimits the number of characters printed per line when a data set is sent to a device specified by a <var>[[USE command: Directing output|USE]]</var> command (directed output)</p> | ||
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Set the <var>UDDCCC</var> value to one more than the maximum number of characters printed per line. When there are more than <var>UDDCCC</var> characters in one output line, a hyphen appears in the position indicated by <var>UDDCCC</var>, and the remaining characters follow on the next line. </p> | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:00, 24 April 2018
USE DDNAME - cont char column
Summary
- Default value
- 132
- Parameter type
- User
- Where set
- By any user
- Related products
- All
- Introduced
- Model 204 V2.1 or earlier
Description
The column number of the continuation character, which delimits the number of characters printed per line when a data set is sent to a device specified by a USE command (directed output)
Set the UDDCCC value to one more than the maximum number of characters printed per line. When there are more than UDDCCC characters in one output line, a hyphen appears in the position indicated by UDDCCC, and the remaining characters follow on the next line.