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List of JSYS's from INFO:
ACCES: (552) Specifies access to a directory
ADBRK: (570) Controls address breaks
AIC: (131) Activates software interrupt channels
ALLOC: (520) Allocates a device
ASND: (70) Assigns a device
ATACH: (116) Attachs a terminal to a job
ATI: (137) Assigns a terminal code to an interrupt channel
BIN: (50) Performs byte input
BKJFN: (42) Backs up pointer by one byte
BOOT: (562) Performs functions required for loading front-end software
BOUT: (51) Performs byte output
CACCT: (4) Changes account designator
CFIBF: (100) Clears the input buffer
CFOBF: (101) Clears the output buffer
CFORK: (152) Creates an inferior process
CHFDB: (64) Changes a File Descriptor Block
CHKAC: (521) Checks access to a file
CIS: (141) Clears the interrupt system
CLOSF: (22) Closes a file
CLZFF: (34) Closes the process' files
COMND: (544) Parses a command
CRDIR: (240) Creates, changes, or deletes a directory
CRJOB: (2) Creates a job
CRLNM: (502) Defines or deletes a logical name
DEBRK: (136) Dismisses current software interrupt
DELDF: (67) Expunges deleted files
DELF: (26) Deletes files
DELNF: (317) Retains specified number of generations of a file
DEQ: (514) Removes request from resource queue
DEVST: (121) Translates a device designator to a string
DFIN: (234) Inputs double-precision floating point number
DFOUT: (235) Outputs double-precision floating point number
DIAG: (530) Reserves or releases hardware channels
DIBE: (212) Dismisses until input buffer is empty
DIC: (133) Deactivates software interrupt channels
DIR: (130) Disables software interrupt system
DIRST: (41) Translates a directory number to a string
DISMS: (167) Dismisses the process
DOBE: (104) Dismisses until output buffer is empty
DSKAS: (244) Assigns disk addresses
DSKOP: (242) Specifies disk transfers in hardware terms
DTACH: (115) Detaches a terminal from a job
DTI: (140) Deassigns a terminal code
DUMPI: (65) Reads data in unbuffered data mode
DUMPO: (66) Writes data in unbuffered data mode
DVCHR: (117) Retrieves device characteristics
EFACT: (5) Makes an entry in the FACT file
EIR: (126) Enables software interrupt system
ENQ: (513) Places request in resource queue
ENQC: (515) Obtains status of resource queue
EPCAP: (151) Enables process capabilities
ERSTR: (11) Converts error number to string
ESOUT: (313) Outputs an error string
FFFFP: (31) Finds first free page in file
FFORK: (154) Freezes processes
FFUFP: (211) Finds first used page in file
FLIN: (232) Inputs floating-point number
FLOUT: (233) Outputs floating-point number
GACCT: (546) Gets current account designator
GACTF: (37) Gets account designator of file
GCVEC: (300) Gets entry vector of compatibility package
GDSKC: (214) Gets disk count
GDSTS: (145) Gets device's status
GDVEC: (542) Gets entry vector of RMS
GET: (200) Gets a save file
GETAB: (10) Gets a word from a monitor table
GETER: (12) Returns the last error in a process
GETJI: (507) Gets specified job information
GETNM: (177) Returns the program name currently being used
GEVEC: (205) Gets entry vector
GFRKH: (164) Gets process handle
GFRKS: (166) Gets process structure
GFUST: (550) Returns author and last writer name strings
GJINF: (13) Gets current job information
GNJFN: (17) Gets the next JFN
GPJFN: (206) Gets the primary JFNs
GTAD: (227) Gets current date and time
GTDAL: (305) Gets disk allocation of a directory
GTDIR: (241) Gets information of directory entry
GTFDB: (63) Gets a File Descriptor Block
GTJFN: (20) Gets a JFN Short Form
Long: (20) Gets a JFN Long Form
GTRPI: (172) Get trap information
GTRPW: (171) Gets trap words
GTSTS: (24) Gets a file's status
GTTYP: (303) Gets the terminal type number
HALTF: (170) Halts the current process
HFORK: (162) Halts a process
HPTIM: (501) Returns values of high precision clocks
HSYS: (307) Halts the system
IDCNV: (223) Inputs date and time conversion
IDTIM: (221) Inputs date and time
IDTNC: (231) Inputs date/time without converting
IIC: (132) Initiates software interrupts on specified channels
INLNM: (503) Lists job's logical names
JFNS: (30) Translates a JFN to a string
KFORK: (153) Kills a process
LGOUT: (3) Kills a job
LNMST: (504) Converts a logical name to a string
LOGIN: (1) Logs in a job
LPINI: (547) Loads VFU or translation RAM
MRECV: (511) Receives an IPCF message
MSEND: (510) Sends an IPCF message
MSFRK: (312) Starts a process in monitor mode
MSTR: (555) Performs structure-dependent functions
MTALN: (774) Associates magnetic tape drive with logical unit number
MTOPR: (77) Performs device-dependent functions
MUTIL: (512) Performs IPCF control functions
NIN: (225) Inputs an integer number
NODE: (567) Performs network utility functions
NOUT: (224) Outputs an integer number
ODCNV: (222) Outputs date and time conversion
ODTIM: (220) Outputs date and time
ODTNC: (230) Outputs date/time without converting
OPENF: (21) Opens a file
PBIN: (73) Inputs the next byte
PBOUT: (74) Outputs the next byte
PEEK: (311) Obtains monitor data
PLOCK: (561) Locks physical pages
PMAP: (56) Maps pages
PMCTL: (560) Controls physical memory
PPNST: (557) Translates project-programmer number to string
PRARG: (545) Reads/sets process argument block
PSOUT: (76) Outputs a string
RCDIR: (553) Translates string to directory number
RCM: (134) Reads the channel word mask
RCUSR: (554) Translates string to user number
RDTTY: (523) Reads data from primary input designator
RELD: (71) Releases a device
RESET: (147) Resets/initializes the current process
RFACS: (161) Reads process' ACs
RFBSZ: (45) Reads files's byte size
RFCOC: (112) Reads file's control character output
RFMOD: (107) Reads a file's mode
RFORK: (155) Resumes a process
RFPOS: (111) Reads terminal's position
RFPTR: (43) Reads file's pointer position
RFRKH: (165) Releases a process handle
RFSTS: (156) Reads a process' status
RFTAD: (533) Reads file's time and dates
RIN: (54) Performs random input
RIR: (144) Reads software interrupt table addresses
RIRCM: (143) Reads inferior reserved channel mask
RLJFN: (23) Releases JFNs
RMAP: (61) Obtains a handle on a page
RNAMF: (35) Renames a file
ROUT: (55) Performs random output
RPACS: (57) Reads a page's accessibility
RPCAP: (150) Reads process capabilities
RSCAN: (500) Accepts a new string or uses the last string as input
RTFRK: (322) Returns the handle of a process suspended because of a monitor call intercept
RTIW: (173) Reads terminal interrupt word
RUNTM: (15) Returns runtime of process or job
RWM: (135) Reads waiting channel interrupt word mask
RWSET: (176) Releases the working set
SACTF: (62) Sets account designator of file
SAVE: (202) Saves a file as nonsharable
SCTTY: (324) Changes controlling terminal
SCVEC: (301) Sets entry vector of compatibility package
SDSTS: (146) Sets device's status
SDVEC: (543) Sets entry vector of RMS
SETER: (336) Sets the last error in a process
SETJB: (541) Sets job parameters
SETNM: (210) Sets program name
SETSN: (506) Sets system name for a process
SEVEC: (204) Sets entry vector
SFACS: (160) Sets process' ACs
SFBSZ: (46) Sets file's byte size
SFCOC: (113) Sets file's control character output
SFMOD: (110) Sets a file's mode
SFORK: (157) Starts a process
SFPOS: (526) Sets terminal's position
SFPTR: (27) Sets file's pointer position
SFRKV: (201) Starts process using its entry vector
SFTAD: (534) Sets file's time and dates
SFUST: (551) Sets author and last writer name strings
SIBE: (102) Skips if input buffer is empty
SIN: (52) Performs string input
SINR: (531) Performs record input
SIR: (125) Sets software interrupt table addresses
SIRCM: (142) Sets inferior reserved channel mask
SIZEF: (36) Gets the size of a file
SJPRI: (245) Sets job's priority
SKPIR: (127) Tests the state of the software interrupt system
SMON: (6) Sets monitor flags
SNOOP: (516) Performs system analysis
SOBE: (103) Skips if output buffer is empty
SOBF: (175) Skips if output buffer is full
SOUT: (53) Performs string output
SOUTR: (532) Performs record output
SPACS: (60) Sets a page's accessibility
SPJFN: (207) Sets the primary JFNs
SPLFK: (314) Splices a process structure
SPOOL: (517) Defines and initializes input spooling
SPRIW: (243) Sets the priority word
SSAVE: (203) Saves a file as sharable
STAD: (226) Sets system date and time
STCMP: (540) Compares two strings
STDEV: (120) Translates string to device designator
STI: (114) Simulates terminal input
STIW: (174) Sets terminal interrupt word
STO: (246) Simulates terminal output
STPAR: (217) Sets terminal parameters
STPPN: (556) Translates string to project-programmer number
STSTS: (25) Sets a file's status
STTYP: (302) Sets the terminal type number
SWJFN: (47) Swaps two JFNs
SYERR: (527) Writes data to the system error file
SYSGT: (16) Returns information for a system table
TBADD: (536) Adds entry to command table
TBDEL: (535) Deletes entry from command table
TBLUK: (537) Looks up entry in command table
TEXTI: (524) Reads input from a terminal or a file
TFORK: (321) Sets and removes monitor call intercepts
THIBR: (770) Blocks the current job
TIME: (14) Returns time system has been up
TIMER: (522) Sets time limit for a job
TLINK: (216) Controls terminal linking
TMON: (7) Tests monitor flags
TTMSG: (775) Sends a message to a terminal
TWAKE: (771) Wakes a specified job
UFPGS: (525) Updates file's pages
USAGE: (564) Writes entries into the accounting data file
USRIO: (310) Places program in user I/O mode
UTEST: (563) Test monitor routines
UTFRK: (323) Resumes a process suspended because of a monitor call intercept
VACCT: (566) Validates an account
WAIT: (306) Dismisses process until interrupt occurs
WFORK: (163) Waits for processes to terminate
List of JSYS's from INFO:
(Numeric order)
001 LOGIN Logs in a job
002 CRJOB Creates a job
003 LGOUT Kills a job
004 CACCT Changes account designator
005 EFACT Makes an entry in the FACT file
006 SMON Sets monitor flags
007 TMON Tests monitor flags
010 GETAB Gets a word from a monitor table
011 ERSTR Converts error number to string
012 GETER Returns the last error in a process
013 GJINF Gets current job information
014 TIME Returns time system has been up
015 RUNTM Returns runtime of process or job
016 SYSGT Returns information for a system table
017 GNJFN Gets the next JFN
020 GTJFN Gets a JFN Short Form
020 Long Gets a JFN Long Form
021 OPENF Opens a file
022 CLOSF Closes a file
023 RLJFN Releases JFNs
024 GTSTS Gets a file's status
025 STSTS Sets a file's status
026 DELF Deletes files
027 SFPTR Sets file's pointer position
030 JFNS Translates a JFN to a string
031 FFFFP Finds first free page in file
034 CLZFF Closes the process' files
035 RNAMF Renames a file
036 SIZEF Gets the size of a file
037 GACTF Gets account designator of file
041 DIRST Translates a directory number to a string
042 BKJFN Backs up pointer by one byte
043 RFPTR Reads file's pointer position
045 RFBSZ Reads files's byte size
046 SFBSZ Sets file's byte size
047 SWJFN Swaps two JFNs
050 BIN Performs byte input
051 BOUT Performs byte output
052 SIN Performs string input
053 SOUT Performs string output
054 RIN Performs random input
055 ROUT Performs random output
056 PMAP Maps pages
057 RPACS Reads a page's accessibility
060 SPACS Sets a page's accessibility
061 RMAP Obtains a handle on a page
062 SACTF Sets account designator of file
063 GTFDB Gets a File Descriptor Block
064 CHFDB Changes a File Descriptor Block
065 DUMPI Reads data in unbuffered data mode
066 DUMPO Writes data in unbuffered data mode
067 DELDF Expunges deleted files
070 ASND Assigns a device
071 RELD Releases a device
073 PBIN Inputs the next byte
074 PBOUT Outputs the next byte
076 PSOUT Outputs a string
077 MTOPR Performs device-dependent functions
100 CFIBF Clears the input buffer
101 CFOBF Clears the output buffer
102 SIBE Skips if input buffer is empty
103 SOBE Skips if output buffer is empty
104 DOBE Dismisses until output buffer is empty
107 RFMOD Reads a file's mode
110 SFMOD Sets a file's mode
111 RFPOS Reads terminal's position
112 RFCOC Reads file's control character output
113 SFCOC Sets file's control character output
114 STI Simulates terminal input
115 DTACH Detaches a terminal from a job
116 ATACH Attachs a terminal to a job
117 DVCHR Retrieves device characteristics
120 STDEV Translates string to device designator
121 DEVST Translates a device designator to a string
125 SIR Sets software interrupt table addresses
126 EIR Enables software interrupt system
127 SKPIR Tests the state of the software interrupt system
130 DIR Disables software interrupt system
131 AIC Activates software interrupt channels
132 IIC Initiates software interrupts on specified channels
133 DIC Deactivates software interrupt channels
134 RCM Reads the channel word mask
135 RWM Reads waiting channel interrupt word mask
136 DEBRK Dismisses current software interrupt
137 ATI Assigns a terminal code to an interrupt channel
140 DTI Deassigns a terminal code
141 CIS Clears the interrupt system
142 SIRCM Sets inferior reserved channel mask
143 RIRCM Reads inferior reserved channel mask
144 RIR Reads software interrupt table addresses
145 GDSTS Gets device's status
146 SDSTS Sets device's status
147 RESET Resets/initializes the current process
150 RPCAP Reads process capabilities
151 EPCAP Enables process capabilities
152 CFORK Creates an inferior process
153 KFORK Kills a process
154 FFORK Freezes processes
155 RFORK Resumes a process
156 RFSTS Reads a process' status
157 SFORK Starts a process
160 SFACS Sets process' ACs
161 RFACS Reads process' ACs
162 HFORK Halts a process
163 WFORK Waits for processes to terminate
164 GFRKH Gets process handle
165 RFRKH Releases a process handle
166 GFRKS Gets process structure
167 DISMS Dismisses the process
170 HALTF Halts the current process
171 GTRPW Gets trap words
172 GTRPI Get trap information
173 RTIW Reads terminal interrupt word
174 STIW Sets terminal interrupt word
175 SOBF Skips if output buffer is full
176 RWSET Releases the working set
177 GETNM Returns the program name currently being used
200 GET Gets a save file
201 SFRKV Starts process using its entry vector
202 SAVE Saves a file as nonsharable
203 SSAVE Saves a file as sharable
204 SEVEC Sets entry vector
205 GEVEC Gets entry vector
206 GPJFN Gets the primary JFNs
207 SPJFN Sets the primary JFNs
210 SETNM Sets program name
211 FFUFP Finds first used page in file
212 DIBE Dismisses until input buffer is empty
214 GDSKC Gets disk count
216 TLINK Controls terminal linking
217 STPAR Sets terminal parameters
220 ODTIM Outputs date and time
221 IDTIM Inputs date and time
222 ODCNV Outputs date and time conversion
223 IDCNV Inputs date and time conversion
224 NOUT Outputs an integer number
225 NIN Inputs an integer number
226 STAD Sets system date and time
227 GTAD Gets current date and time
230 ODTNC Outputs date/time without converting
231 IDTNC Inputs date/time without converting
232 FLIN Inputs floating-point number
233 FLOUT Outputs floating-point number
234 DFIN Inputs double-precision floating point number
235 DFOUT Outputs double-precision floating point number
240 CRDIR Creates, changes, or deletes a directory
241 GTDIR Gets information of directory entry
242 DSKOP Specifies disk transfers in hardware terms
243 SPRIW Sets the priority word
244 DSKAS Assigns disk addresses
245 SJPRI Sets job's priority
246 STO Simulates terminal output
300 GCVEC Gets entry vector of compatibility package
301 SCVEC Sets entry vector of compatibility package
302 STTYP Sets the terminal type number
303 GTTYP Gets the terminal type number
305 GTDAL Gets disk allocation of a directory
306 WAIT Dismisses process until interrupt occurs
307 HSYS Halts the system
310 USRIO Places program in user I/O mode
311 PEEK Obtains monitor data
312 MSFRK Starts a process in monitor mode
313 ESOUT Outputs an error string
314 SPLFK Splices a process structure
317 DELNF Retains specified number of generations of a file
321 TFORK Sets and removes monitor call intercepts
322 RTFRK Returns the handle of a process suspended because of a monitor call intercept
323 UTFRK Resumes a process suspended because of a monitor call intercept
324 SCTTY Changes controlling terminal
336 SETER Sets the last error in a process
500 RSCAN Accepts a new string or uses the last string as input
501 HPTIM Returns values of high precision clocks
502 CRLNM Defines or deletes a logical name
503 INLNM Lists job's logical names
504 LNMST Converts a logical name to a string
506 SETSN Sets system name for a process
507 GETJI Gets specified job information
510 MSEND Sends an IPCF message
511 MRECV Receives an IPCF message
512 MUTIL Performs IPCF control functions
513 ENQ Places request in resource queue
514 DEQ Removes request from resource queue
515 ENQC Obtains status of resource queue
516 SNOOP Performs system analysis
517 SPOOL Defines and initializes input spooling
520 ALLOC Allocates a device
521 CHKAC Checks access to a file
522 TIMER Sets time limit for a job
523 RDTTY Reads data from primary input designator
524 TEXTI Reads input from a terminal or a file
525 UFPGS Updates file's pages
526 SFPOS Sets terminal's position
527 SYERR Writes data to the system error file
530 DIAG Reserves or releases hardware channels
531 SINR Performs record input
532 SOUTR Performs record output
533 RFTAD Reads file's time and dates
534 SFTAD Sets file's time and dates
535 TBDEL Deletes entry from command table
536 TBADD Adds entry to command table
537 TBLUK Looks up entry in command table
540 STCMP Compares two strings
541 SETJB Sets job parameters
542 GDVEC Gets entry vector of RMS
543 SDVEC Sets entry vector of RMS
544 COMND Parses a command
545 PRARG Reads/sets process argument block
546 GACCT Gets current account designator
547 LPINI Loads VFU or translation RAM
550 GFUST Returns author and last writer name strings
551 SFUST Sets author and last writer name strings
552 ACCES Specifies access to a directory
553 RCDIR Translates string to directory number
554 RCUSR Translates string to user number
555 MSTR Performs structure-dependent functions
556 STPPN Translates string to project-programmer number
557 PPNST Translates project-programmer number to string
560 PMCTL Controls physical memory
561 PLOCK Locks physical pages
562 BOOT Performs functions required for loading front-end software
563 UTEST Test monitor routines
564 USAGE Writes entries into the accounting data file
566 VACCT Validates an account
567 NODE Performs network utility functions
570 ADBRK Controls address breaks
770 THIBR Blocks the current job
771 TWAKE Wakes a specified job
774 MTALN Associates magnetic tape drive with logical unit number
775 TTMSG Sends a message to a terminal