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MARK III AND OGP

FEBRUARY 1982

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Table of Contents

I. MARK III . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . II. OGP Program . . . . . . . . .. . . . .

Schematic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . OGP Job Setup . . . . . . . . OGP and Foreground/Background . .. . . .

III. Foreground Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IV. Background Directives

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BID . . . . . . . . . · · · · · · · · · · · · · BPU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . BCA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BRU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

BEN . . . . . . . · · · · · · · · · · · · · BACK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BST ~ . . . . . . . ~ . "' . . . . . . . . . . . BABT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BRES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BLI ST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BED . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Control Cards . . . . . . . $ EXECUTE . $ PROGRAM

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. . . $ LIMITS . . . . . . . . $ FILE . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . $ Pl~L (permanent file) $ TAPE9 . . . . . . . . .

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PRtWL (secured tape) . . . . . . . . . . . . SYSOUT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

~~ REMOTE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ DATA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ BREAK • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Files Accessed in Background .

Temporary Disc Files Permanent Disc Files

. . . . Magnetic Tapes . . . . . . ..

Unsecured Tapes . . . Secured Tapes . . . . • . . Magnetic Tape Charges . . . Release of MARK III Magnetic

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Memo on Saving and Dismounting Magnetic Tapes . Magnetic Tape Forms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Release of MARK III Tapes . . . . . . • . Request MARK III Secured Tapes . . . . . .

VII. Namelist Input ... a a a a a a a a II a a

VIII.OGP Hard Copy Output . . . . . . . . . . . $ $ $

SYSOUT 06 . . REMOTE 06 TAPE9 06

$ PRMFL 06 . . . . . . . . BMC (Bulk Media Conversion) Setup .

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. . . . IX. High Speed Terminal . . . . . . . . . . . . X. Remote Media Service (RMS) . . . . . . . . . . . . XI. Microfiche . . . . . . . . . . . . XII. Priority Processing . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ . . .. . XIII.Job Submittal Aids . . . ~ . . . . . .

Sign On . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Submit Job to Background . . . . . . . . . . , . . Abort Job . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Take Job Status . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Find Background CRU's . . ........ . Print Output, Low Speed Terminal . . . Print Output, High Speed Terminal . . . Print Namelist Errors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

XIV. Test for Non-Printing Characters . . . ~ . . . . XV. Concatenation of Files ... . . . . XVI. Copy Background Permfiles to Magnetic Tape . . . . . . .

Setup to copy Foreground to Background and copy Background to Foreground . . . . . . . . .

Setup to copy Background Permfiles to magnetic tape

XVII.Analyze System Aborts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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XVIII. Sample Data Files .

Utility Copy Utility Dump

XIX. MARK III Manuals .

XX. Assistance . . .

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I. MARK III

Foreground is real time interactive service known as Mark III.

Background is remote batch service for large sGale computer prograw~.

Common access to permanent disc files from Foreground and Background.

Foreground Background

Data Files Batch Output Library

Permanent Files Batch Program Execution

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II. OGP PROGRAM

JCL'S AND DATA STORED IN FOREGROUND

PROGRAM EXECUTED IN BACKGROUND ON HONEYWELL COMPUTER

PROGRAM WRITTEN IN FORTRAN Y OVERLAY PROGRAM

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Hard Copy Output

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OPTIMIZED GENERATION PL~~ING PROGRAM

P~ta'File 15

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DATA PREPARATION SUBROUTINE .GPSDP

Hard Copy Output

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Remcte Terminal Summary Output

Data 15

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GENERATION PLANNING SUBROUTINE .GPSGP

Summary Output 07, 08

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II. OGP JOB SETUP

Background Directives

110 BRU * 120 BEN

Reformatting instruction

130/I#NORM

Control cards associated with execution of Data Preparation Program and Generation Planning Program

140$:PROGRAM:RLHS 150$:LIMITS:03,62K,,lOK 160$:PRMFL:H*,E,R,AQ43093/.GP5DP 170$:PRMFL:Ol,R,S,AQ43XXX/LOAD MODEL 180$:PRMFL:02,R,S,AQ43XXX/GENERATION MODEL 190$:FILE:03,X3S,20L 200$: DATA: 15 210$:REMOTE:06 220$:REMOTE: 07 221 Name 222 Address 223 City, State, Zip 224 Additional Mailing ) 225 Instructions 226 User ID

Lines 221-226 are optional. Input only if mailing label is desired on output

Data - Data Preparation Program

2000$:PROGRAM:RLHS 2010$:LIMITS:75,65K,8Krl5K 2020$:PRMFL:H*,E,R,AQ43093/.GP5GP 2030$:FILE:Ol,XlR,200L 2040$:FILE:02,X2R,lOL 2050$:FILE:03,X3R,20L 2060$:FILE:04,X4R,lOL 2070$:FILE:l ~,XlOR,2L 2075$:FILE:ll,XllR,30L 2076$:FILE:l2,Xl2R,50L 2080$:DATA:l5 2090$:REMOTE: 06 2100$:REMOTE:07 2110$:REMOTE:08

Data - Generation Planning Program

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FOREGROUND

BACK OGPFILE

Input Files 01 Load Model 02 Generation

Model

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.GPSGP

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OGP and FOREGROUND/BACKGROUND

BUS ADAPTOR

OGPFILE resides in Foreground

BACKGROUND

Contains Background ~irecti ves, control cards and input data User may interact on line Filename < 8 characters

Permanent file created by user by accessing Background computer Stored in Background permanent files Filename < 8 characters

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Secured magnetic t.ape created by user by accessing Background C'~mputer Stored in Magnetic Tape Library Filename < 8 characttrs

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Unsecured magnetic tape created by user by accessing Background computer Stored in Magnetic Tape Library Filename < 12 characters

Input data defined in Foreground file OGPFILE t&en job enters Background environment, input data will be transmitted from Foreground file to a peripheral device, part of the Background computer hardware.

Application programs Stored in Background permanent files

Output Files 06 07 08

Temporary Files 03 04 10

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$:REMOTE:06 During executipn of Background program, output is stored in Background files. After program execution, output is transferred via Bus Adaptor to Foreground (Batch Output Library). Output is· printed in Foreground environment via user's typewriter terminal or a high speed printer located a't user site~ Remote Media Service may be used to print output on a high speed printer at a Network Computer Center nearest user, by running Foreground program /RMS*'"*

Output residing in Batch Output Library is purged after 32 hours

$:SYSOUT:06 Output is printed on line at a high speed printer in Background world.

$:TAPE9:06 (etc.) Output is stored on unsecured magnetic tape during execution of Background program User must submit a BMC (Bulk Media Conversion) job to Background computer iv.. 0r.der to print con·tents of magnetic tape

$:PRMFL:06/X6SD (etc.) Output is stored on secured magnetic tape during execution of Background progr.am User must submit a BMC (Bulk Media Conversion) job to Background computt!t in order to print contents of magnetic tape

Temporary stored in Background

Note: Since Foreground and Background are two distinct environments, it is valid to use the same f~lename fo£ a Foreground file and a Background file.

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III. Foreground Commands

NEW

SAVE

OLD

REN

REP

TTY

CHA

CHAV

CHAVC

XCTRL

CASALOG

CA ... ALOG

CAPALOG

HOLD

PURGE

Informs the system that a new file is to be entered or created

Saves a copy of the current file with the current filename

Causes the system to generate a working file identical to the designated permanent file

Changes the filename of the current working file

Replaces the entire contents of the specified permanent file with the contents of the current file

Causes the system to print out the terminal number to which the user is connected, his user number, his current filename, his current system name and his status

Locates a specific string of data and replaces it with another specified string Does not print line containing specified string

Same as CHA Prints original line and line after change

Sam~ as CHA Prints line after change only

Line delete

Produces a list of all filenames saved under user's catalog, along with file size and type

Produces a list of all filenames saved under user's catalog, along with date they were last accessed

Produces a list of all filenames by Project Id

Keeps the terminal connected to system regardless of the length of idle time

Deletes filenames Multiple purges up to 25 using semicolon

BYE Terminates the current session

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III. Foreground Commands (Continued)

PURGE JOB: Jobid Purge a job from Batch Output Library e . g • , PUR JOB : L3K7

L_F_O~RE~G~R~OilliD~~~~-------------·~~~;._ _________ •-L[ __ B_A_c_K_GR_o_mm ____ ~ Batch Output Library Batch Program Execution

Background program report codes assigned to $:REMOTE are moved to the Foreground Batch Output .Library via the Bus Adaptor.

BST Jobid prints a list of reports residing in the Batch Output Library that can be listed on low, medium or high speed terminals.

After user prints the reports, the job should be purged from the Batch Output Library. Users are not charged for occupying Batch Output Library and the jobs are automatically purged after 32 hours. However, it is good housekeeping practice to remote completed jobs.

EDI DEL

EDIT Commands

Removes single lines or blocks of lines from current file

N,N,N N-M

EDI LIS Lists single lines or groups of lines from the current file

EDI PAGE Lists a file in standard page format

EDI RES Renumbers lines in all or part of a designated file

ED I RES NEW, OLD, INCREMENT

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IVe Background Directives

The following directives may be part of the Foreground file submitted to Background for execution

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they may be entered interactively

BPU Purges a Background file

BCA; Lists the filenames in the Background catalog

BRU or BRU *

BEN

Output associated with Background Catalog is report 36

After the job has executed in Background, pull the 36 report of hypothetical Job L453

BLIST L4530136;B,L

Causes a job 'deck' (consisting of control cards, data, etc.) to be submitted to Background job stream

* Means that control cards and data follow the last directive in the saved directive file

Indicates that the directives have all been entered

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IV. Background Directives (Continued)

The following directives are entered interactively and will result in a response from the computer relative to a Background execution.

BACK Command to initiate execution of a Background job

BSTATUS

BABORT

This command spawns the job and the system will return the unique job identification number which is used for further control and inspection of job results

BACK Filename

Provides a status report. on Background job

BST JOBID

BST LIST Status of all user's jobs in system

BST INFO Info about Foreground/Background

Aborts a job

BABT JOBID

Ready indicates request received by system

Enter BST JOBID to determine whether request has been honored

BRES Displays the total approximate Cru's used for the given Background job

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BLIST

BLIST

Note:

The following directive allows user to list output from a Background job which is currently residing in the Batch Output Library (part of Foreground)

JOBIDACRC;B,L,Wnn

Selectively list specific activity code/report code

B,L and Wnn are optional

B specifies that all multiple blanks are to be reduced to a single blank

L specifies that line numbers are to be suppressed

W indicates the width of the line printed, nn specifies the number of characters. The default line \~idth J..s 72 characters and line width may not exceed 120 characters

Relative to hypothetical OGP output, Job I.3K7

BLIST L3K701$$;B,L $$ Report

BLIST L3K70207;L,W80 07 Summary Report

JOBID

Job begins listing with the first report in the first activity and continues until all reports for all activities are listed.

To terminate listing of reports, hit BREAK or INTERRUPT key on keyboard

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Background Editor allows user to scan output from a Background job which is currently residing in the Batch Output Library (part of Foreground).

BED Background Editor allows user while operating in Foreground to scan output of a Background job

FORMAT

BED JOB:JOBIDACRC JOBID Job number AC Activity RC Report code

System requests format of outpu·t file Fortran Cobol User generated output file

CODE System will search for code Not used by OGP

EDIT

CMD

Use CR (Carriage Return)

B

L NONE

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T * ' T M T M-N T M,N PE L

X

Suppresses blanks Use for $$ and 06 reports Line numbers will be suppressed System will print output as is, i.e., neither line numbers nor blanks will be suppressed Width of line to be printed, use W80 for 07 and 10 output (OGP)

Causes designated lines to be printed at terminal Type all lines Type Mth line only Type lines M through N Type N lines beginning with line M Print system errors Locate string and print L/06 S TAP9/, ~._ Exit from BEDIT

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V. CONTROL CARDS

JCL'S

FORMAT

$ IN COLUMN 1 NAME STARTING IN COLUMN 8 OPTIONS STARTING IN COLUMN 16 BLANK TERMINATES READING OF JCL

##NORM

ALLOWS USER TO USE : AS DELIMETERJ THEREBY AVOIDING SPACING OVER TO COLUMNS 8 AND 16

IT WILL ALSO TRANSFER LINE NUMBER AND ONE TRAILING BLANK) IF IT EXISTS~ FROM COLUMN 1 TO COLUMN 73-80

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V. Control Cards

The pages that follow describe control cards used by OGP programs.

Please refer to Honey~ell Control Card Manual for a more complete description.

Column 1

Column 8

Control Card Name

Basic Rules

Column 16

Variables or Options

1. All control cards are identified by a $ in column 1.

2. The control card name begins in column 8.

3. Variables begin in column 16 and must not exceed column 72, except where noted.

4. Each variable must be separated by a comma.

5. No imbedded blanks are permitted. definition. (A dash may be used COMMENT, $ IDENT, $ FORM

A blank terminates the field as a separator) exceptions $

6. Variables which exceed 12 characters will be trunc? ced except on the cards specified in 5 above.

Instead of carefully spacing over in order to key control card name starting in column 8, and variables or options starting in column 16, user may use the following reformatting instruction (line just prior to first control card).

411/NORM

The above will transfer line number and one trailing blank (if it exists) from column 1 to column 73-80 and will move control card name to column 8 and variable or option to column 16. The delimeter is :

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V. Control Cards (Continued)

$ EXECUTE

The $ EXECUTE card is used to request the loading and subsequent execution of an Object Program.

If a linked program is to be executed, $ EXECUTE is replaced by

$ PROGRAM RLHS

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$ LIMITS TIME,STORAGE-l,STORAGE-2,PRINT LINES,I/0 TIME

The $ LIMITS control card modifies standard activity limits. If omitted, allocation will be made according to type of activity.

TIME

STORAGE-I

STORAGE-2

Maximum processor run time for activity, (expressed 1n hundredths of an hour)

Maximum core storage for running program

Units of storage are decimal digits representing number of words desired

Actual allocation of memory is in blocks of 1024 words

Amount of core storage requested by a slave program that may be shared by General Loader when program is loaded

PRINT LINES Maximum number of lines to be written on SYSOUT during program execution

I/0 TIME

Note:

Used to limit accumulated I/0 time within an activity

Given in hundredths of an hour (Not used by OGP programs)

If any of the above limits (except STORAGE-2) are exceeded, activity will be aborted

$:LIMITS:02,62K,,5K $:LIMITS:50,63K,8K,l5K

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Temporary Disc File

$ FILE

FILE CODE

LUD

ACCESS

FILE CODE,Lu~~ACCESS

Unique 2 character alphabetical or alphanumeric designation assigned by programmer to identify a given file within an activity

Logical Unit Designator

First portion consists of 2 or 3 character identifier by which file may be recognized in a subsequent activity

Second portion is a 1 o:t• 2 character disposition code indicating disposition desired for file at end of activity

Allowable disposition codes are:

R - Release

S - Save for a subsequent activ.:"_ty

Contains numeric and alphabetic designation

Numericals designate number of 3840-word links

Numerals are . followed by L (Linked file, i.e. , sequential) or R (Random file)

$:FILE:03,X3S,20L $:FILE:03,X3R,20L

$:FILE:lO,XlOR,5L

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Permanent Disc File

$ PRMFL FILE CODE, PERMIT, MODE , FILE STRING

OR

$ PRMFL FILE CODE/LUD ,PERMIT ,MODE ,FILE STRING

The $ PRMFL control card accesses a permanent data file previously created by a FILSYS activity, or a BCR Directive

The$ PRMFL is similar to the$ FILE card in that it·may refer to data files. Specifically, the $ PRMFL control card refers to files which reside permanently in Background.

FILE CODE

LUD

PERMIT

MODE

Unique 2 character alphabetical or alphanumeric designation assigned by prc.grammer to identify a given file within an activity



Second portion is a 1 or 2 character disposition code indicating disposition desired for the file at end of activity or file release, whichever is first

Allo\tlable disposition codes are

R - file is released

S - file position is preserved unit is assigned to file with the same LUD in subsequent activities in job

Indicates permission desired for the operation to be performed

R Read only W Write only R/W Read and/or Write

Specifies whether file is

S- Linked, i.e., Sequential R - R.andom

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FILE STRING Definition in the file system descriptor includes the Catalog, Password (optional), and the file name that describes the specific file

$ PRMF.L 01,R,S,AQ43XXX/FILENAME Read permission only, no password

$ PRMFL Ol,R/W,S,AQ43XXX/FILENAME Read, Write permission, no password

$ PRMFL 04,W,S,AQ43XXX$PW/FILENAME Write permission only, password is pw

-k-k* Permanent Disc file used in one activity only

$ PRMFL Ol,R,S,AQ43XXX/LDMODEL

Not necessary to define LUD, default is release disc at end of activity

~w~ Permanent disc file used in two activities

A. Re-commended if file position at end of activity is to be preserved for subsequent activity

Define disc as $ PRMFL, include LUD in first activity. Subsequently define as $ FILE and use same 2 or 3 c~aracter portion of LUD

$ PRMFL Ol/X6SR,W,S,AQ43XXX/OUTPUT $ FILE IN,X6R

(Activity 01) ~

(Activity 02)

B. Recommended if file position at end of activity need not be preserved for subsequent activity

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In each activity, define as $ PRtlFL, do not define .LUD

$ PRMFL Ol,W,S,AQ43XXX/LDMODEL $ PRMFL Ol,R,S,AQ43XXX/LDMODEL

(Activity 1) (Activity 2)

Do not use - in each of 2 activities, define as $ PRMFL and also define LUD

$. PRMFL Ol/XlSR,W,S,AQ43XXXjLDMODEL $ PRMFL Ol/XlR,R,S,AQ43XXX/LDMODEL

The above may be subject to X2 abort


System will think file is busy at end o£ activity 1 Operator will eventually abort job

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Magnetic Tape (Unsecured)

$ TAPE9 FILE CODE,LUD,MULTIREEL INDICATOR, FILE SERIAL NUMBER, REEL SEQUENCE NUMBER, FILE NAME

The $TAPE9 control card assigns a 9-track tape unit The $TAPE7 control card assigns a 7-track tape unit

FILE CODE

LUD

NULTIF.EEL INDICATOR

FILE SERIAL NUMBER

REEL SEQUENCE NUMBER

FILE NAME


Lo~ical Unit Designator


Second portion is a 1 or 2 character disposition code indicating disposition desired for the file at end of activity or file release, whichever is first

Allowable disposition codes are

R - Tape is released to system

S File position is preserved Unit assigned to file with same LUD in subsequent activities in job

D - Tape is dismounted and saved permanently

Used to indicate second tape to be used Normally not used

Actual tape number To request scratch tape, leave this field blank

Number of reel within a given file at which processing is to begin Normally not used

RING-IN For writes

RING-OUT For reads (wtite inhibited)

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Magnetic Tape (Unsecured)

Input tapes -$:TAPE9:0l,X2D,,12345,,RING-OUT

Output tapes -**Scratch tape

$:TAPE9:06,X6D,,,,RING-IN

**Tape previously assigned to user $: TAPE9: 06 ,X6D, ,54321, ,RING-IN

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v. Control Cards (Continued)

Magnetic Tape (Secured)

$ PRMFL FILE CODE,PERMIT,MODE,TAPE/FILE STRING OR

$ PRMFL FILE CODE/LUD,PERMIT,MODE,TAPE/FILE STRING

The secured tape control card is defined as a $ PRMFL control card

The file string must be preceded by TAPE/

The secured tape control card accesses a magnetic tape that had been previously assigned to the user by contacting the local ISBD representa-tive

FILE CODE

LUD

PERMIT

MODE



Refer to definition in 'unsecured tape' section

Indicates permission desired for the operation to be performed

R - Read only W - Write only R/W - Read and/or Write

Specifies whether file is

S- linked, i.e., sequential R - random

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Magnetic Tape (Secured)

TAPE Indicates a magnetic tape file

FILE STRING Definition in the file system descriptor Includes the Catalog, Password (optional) and the file name tha·t describes the specific file

File name may not exceed 8 characters

*-!.-"* Secured tape used in one activity only

$ PRMFL Ol,R,S,TAPE/AQ43XXX/LDMODEL

Not necessary to define LUD, default is dismount tape at end of activity'

One tape mount charge incurred

'i'\i'\-k Secured tape used in two activities

A. Recommended - define secured tape as $ PRMFL, include LUD in first activity. Subsequently define as $ TAPE9 and use same first 2 or 3 character portion of LUD

One tape mount charge incurred

$ PRMFL Ol/XlSD,W,S,TAPE/AQ43XXX/LDMODEL $ TAPE9 Ol,XlD


B. Permissable, but not recommended - in each of 2 activities, define as $ PRMFL, do not define LUD

Two tape mount charges incurred

$ PRMFL Ol,W,S,TAPE/AQ43XXX/LDMODEL $ PRMFL Ol,R,S,TAPE/AQ43XXX/LDMODEL


C. Do not use - in each of 2 activities, define as $ PRMFL and also define LUD

$ PRMFL Ol/XlSD,W,S,TAPE/AQ43XXX/LDMODEL $ PRMFL Ol/XlD,R,S,TAPE/AQ43XXX/LDMODEL

The above may be subject to X2 abort


System will think file is busy at end of activity 1 Operator will eventually abort job

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$ SYSOUT FILE CODE

The $ SYSOUT control card is used to assign output files to system output for on line printing at Brook Park

FILE CODE Designation used by programmer to identify file to be assigned to SYSOUT

$:SYSOUT:06

$ REMOTE FILE CODE

The $ REMOTE control card assigns an output file to a Remote station for use by Network Processing Supervisor

FILE CODE Unique 2 character designation assigned by programmer to identify a given file

$:REMOTE:06

$ DATA FILE CODE

The $ DATA control card writes files onto a temporary linked disc or drum for input to a user activity

FILE CODE Unique 2 character designation assigned by programmer to identify a given input file

$ :DATA:l5

$ BREAK

Enables continued processing of execution activities of a job even though a previous activity has aborted

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VI. FILES ACCESSED IN BACKGROUND

TEMPORARY DISC $:FILE

PERMANENT DISC $:PRMFL

MAGNETIC TAPE

UNSECURED $:TAPE9 $:TAPE7

SECURED $:PRMFL

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VI. Files Accessed in Background

In the course of execution of the OGP program, information may be read from files or written to files. Three types of files may be accessed:

1. Temporary disc files

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Data may be written and subsequently read in the same activity.. Or, data may be wr-itten in one activity and later on read in a subsequent activity within the sam~ job execution. After the job bas terminated, the files are released to the system.

Permanent disc files

Data may be written on a permanent disc file and subsequently accessed in the same activity, in a later activity or in a later job. The data resides in Background, .in a permanent file until purged by the user.

There is a Background storage charge of $0.15 per Data Storage Unit (DSU) per month. A Data Storage Unit is defined as 320 words. Any portion of a DSU used for storage is charged at tbe full DSU rate.

A. Before user may access a permanent disc file, user must first create file space.

A load model file requires about 3 blocks per year. A generation model file requires about 15 blocks per each record defined in generation model.

The BCREATE directive may be included as part of the Background directives of a Foreground data file, or BCREATE may be entered interactively.

BCR FILEA;SIZE(l,XX)

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FILEA is filename assigned by user Maximum of 8 characters

SIZE(l,XX) where XX is maximum blocks of 320 words to be reserved, User will be charged for actual storage used, and not for maxirnum storage reserved.

BACK ENTER DIRECTIVES 01 BCR FILEA;SIZE(l,lOO) 02 BEN JOB ID = LA13

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VI. Files Accessed in Background (Continued)

A user may create file space only once.

An FS abort will occur if user attempts to create a Background file that already e~ists.

B. If user did not create file space for a Backgrounq file that will be written into, only the $$ report will be available and the following message will print at the end of the $$ report.

INCORRECT CAT/FILE DESCRIPTION AT OUTPUT .. 02

C. If user did not create enough blocks for successful program execution, the following abort will occur:

ABT 01/S-GR

ABORTED BY GFRC ROUTINE GF275 CODE 01 FILE CODE XX

User may increase the maximum storage by a modify Background directive or a FILSYS activity.

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BACK ENTER DIRECTIVES 01 BMOD FILEA;,;MAXSIZE(l20) PASSWORD ######## (carriage return) 02 BEN JOB ID = LX41

100 BRU * 110 BEN 120 lit/NORM 130 $:FILSYS 140 FMOD AQ43XXX/FILEA~BLOCKS/120/

User may purge file from Background and create file space once again.

BPU FILEA BCR FILEA;SIZE(l,l20)

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D. A BCATALOG will give the user a catalog of his Background permanent disc files

BACK ENTER DIRECTIVES 01 BCA; 02 BEN JOB ID - LS33

Subsequently, pull 36 report

BLIST LS330136;B,L

B Suppress blanks L Suppress line numbers

E. To purge a permanent disc file

BACK ENTER DIRECTIVES 01 BPU FILEA 02 BCA; 03 BEN JOB ID = LK75

3. Magnetic tapes

Data may be written on a magnetic tape and subsequently accessed in the same activity, in a later activity or in a later job.

The magnetic tape may be a scratch tape and released to the system at the end of the job. Or, the magnetic tape may be one that is assigned to the user and kept in storage in the Mark III Tape Library.

Magnetic t~pes assigned to users may be twro different types:

A. Unsecured Tapes

Initially this was a scratch tape. At the end of a Background job activity, user, via a control card, requested that the tape be dismounted and stored in Tape Library for subsequent access. Tape security consists of an external check.

B. Secured Tape

User must contact his local Mark III ISBD representative and request that a secured tape be assigned to him. Tape security consists of a software check to insure that user is permitted access to the tape.

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c. Magnetic Tape Charges

Unsecured tape

$6.00/tape/month storage charge $5.00 for each tape mount

Secured tape

$6.00/tape/month storage charge $3.00 for each tape mount

D. Release of MARK III Magnetic Tapes

A user may release a MARK III magnetic tape in one of two ways:

1. Each month, user receives a MARK III magnetic tape inventory report which lists all MARK III Background magnetic tapes assigned to a specific User Id.

2.

Tapes may be released by initialing the individual tape numbers to be released and returning the inventory carbon copy to address listed at end of tape inventory report.

User may submit a user created release form which lists Background magnetic tapes to be released.

(Please refer to page 32 for copy of Release Form)

Please use either Method 1 or Method 2. It creates serious problems at Brook Park if a user submits a user release form and subsequently indicates the release of the same magnetic tape by initialing the tape inventory form.

If you have problems regarding magnetic tapes to be released, please contact your local ISBD representative.

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MEMO ON SAVING AND DISMOUNTING MAGNETIC TAPES

Consider the following job setups -

1. Activity 1 210$:TAPE9:06,X6SD,,,,RING-IN

Activity 2 2090$:TAPE9:06,X6SD

Activity 3 2910$:CONVER 2920$:LIMITS:lO,lOK,,25K 2940$:TAPE9:IN,X6D ETC

Should a system abort occur either in activity 1 or 2, job would terminate and tape would be dismounted because of X6SD option. In this case, activities beyond activity in which system abort occurred would be deleted.

Since activity 3 would not have executed, user will have to submit a job to print magnetic tape.

2. Activity 1 210$:TAPE9:06,X6S,,,,RING-IN and not 210$ :TAPE9: 06, X6SD,,,, RING- IN

Activity 2 2090$:TAPE9:06,X6S and not 2090$:TAPE9:06,X6SD

Activity 3 2900$:BREAK 2910$:CONVER 2920$:LIMITS:06,10K,,25K 2940$:TAPE9:IN,X6D etc

Should a system abort occur, either in activity 1 or 2, job would not terminate. Instead, activity 3 would execute because the $ BREAK in activity 3 would enable the continued processing of the job. Thus, it is important that tape does not get dismounted in activity where abort occurred.

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VI. Files Accessed 1n Background (Continued)

Magnetic Tape Forms

RELEASE OF MARK III TAPES

R,equest MARK III Secured Tapes

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RELEASE OF MARK III TAPES

GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY MANAGER - BILLING AIRPORT MAIL FACILITY POST OFFICE BOX 81009 CLEVELAND, OHIO 44181

PLEASE RELEASE THE FOLLOWING TAPES:

USER IDENT. TAPE NUMBER

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DATE

USER NAME

ADDRESS

TELEPHONE

DATE SAVED

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Request MARK III Secured Tapes

User ID --------------------

TAPE DATE DATE FILENAME - I DENT SAVED RELEASED COMMENTS

:t.;

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NOTE: FILENAME may not exceed 8 characters.

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VII~ NAMELIST INPUT

EACH READ STATEMENT EXECUTED BY PROGRAM REQUIRES A SET OF DATA

A SET OF DATA MUST BEGIN WITH $INPUT AND ENDS WITH A $

WITHIN A SET OF DATA~ EACH TYPE OF DATA IS DEFINED BY A VARIABLE NAME EACH PIECE OF DATA MUST BE FOLLOWED BY A COMMA

HOLLERITH~ I.E.~ BCD DATA MUST INCLUDE COUNT OF CHARACTERS CSIX CHARACTERS PER WORD)

OR MUST BE ENCLOSED BY I (APOSTROPHE)

MUST ALSO BE FOLLOWED BY A COMMA

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VII. Namelist Input

When a READ statement refers to a NAMELIST name, the designated input: device is readied and input of data is begun.

The first input data record is searched for a $ immediately followed by the NAMELIST name, immediately followed by a comma, equal, or one or more blank characters. If the search fails, additional records are examined consecutively until there is a successful match or end-of-file.

When a successful match is made of the NAMELIST name on a data record and the NAMELIST name referred to in a READ statement, data items are converted and placed in storage. Data items are read and converted until the end of a set of data is encountered. The end of a set of data is a $.

Currently, data may be keyed in columns 1 through 72. The system will ignore data in columns 73-80.

Data items must be separated by commas, i.e. each piece of data (including last piece of data) must be followed by a comma.

To indicate the end of a set of data, use $ instead of a comma following last data item in set.

Warning **''* Do not indicate end of set of data by keying in a single $ in column 1 or 2. Software will interpret a single $ in column 1 or 2 as a con.trol card. The result may cause program to loop until processor limits are exhausted.

Summing up, a set of Namelist data must begin with $Namelist name and end with a $.

e.g. , Namelist name used in OGP programs is INPUT The following is a set of data:

$INPUT ID1=9HTEST CASE, NTOTAL=l, CAPDB=lOO,SOO, M3D=7$

Precaution: The following combinations cause an invalid word to be stored:

= ' blank,

' '

e.g. NTOTAL=,l, e.g. NTOTAL=l , e.g. CAPDB=lOO,,SOO,

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........... _~~.,., ... ....,~-----~·---.... ---,_ ........ ,.,.,_._ . ...,_ ..... ,., ______ ~-----""'"'""'"""'""'"~·4~·~·--· ...... ·-- - ............... - ~-... I. .

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VII. Namelist Input (Continued)

However, leading blanks are valid:

NTOTAL= l, CAPDB= 100, 500,

The f•orm that data items may take is:

1. Constants

Integer

Real

NTOTAL=lO, NTOTAL,lO, NTOTAL = 10,

FAIL=l, or FAIL=l.O, BIG=l00000 1 or BIG=lOOOOO.O, or BIG=l+S, or BIG=l.OES,

(Maximum number of digits allowed is 8 digits before decimal point and 8 digits after decimal point)

2. Arrays or lists

Each data item must be followed by a comma.

CAPDB=lOOO,l250,1300,

May use asterisk to indicate number of identical data.

CAPDB=3*1000,

If data does not fit on a line, continue data on next line. Do not straddle data between 2 lines. Software may or may not detect error if number of data entries exceeds dimension of list.

PCTCAP is dimensioned PCTCAP(6) PCTCAP=.25,.25,0,.25,.25,.20,.20, PCTCAP=2*.25,0,2*.25,2*.20,

3. Matrices

MATRIX is dimensioned MATRIX(5,2) MATRIX=SOO, 750, 3'"'0, 200,400, or

(Error not detected) (Error detected)

MATRIX=500~750, or MATRIX(l,l)=500,750, MATRIX(l,2)=200,400, or MATRIX(6)=200,400,

4. Hollerith or Alphabetic

Hollerith data= XXH followed by data, followed by comma.

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VII. Namelist Input (Continued)

Note:

XX is count of Hollerith characters supplied in each line. Each word in core storage is 6 characters long. ---Quotes before and after data may replace XXH

IDl is dimensioned IDl(lO) Maximum of 60 characters may be used to define data associated with IDl. (10 words, 6 characters each) . ID1=60HREFERENCE CASE ---------------------------------------------or ID1=14HREFERENCE CASE, or IDl='REFERENCE CASE',

NAMEDB is dimensioned NAMEDB(2,25) Two consecutive words, i.e. , 12 characters are assigned to each of 25 units

To define the names of 2 units beginning with unit 6:

NAMEDB(l,6)=24HNORTH SIDE SOUTH SIDE

The EDIT SEQUENCE command will prefix a line number and one blank space before each line of data.

Subsequently, when a Foreground file is sent to Background for execution, the Interface will strip line number and one blank space, if it exists.

Foreground File

200 $:DATA: 15 210 $INPUT 220 NTOTAL=l,

200$:DATA:l5 210 $INPUT 220 NTOTAL=l,

After stripping line namber and one blank space, if it exists

$ appears in column 1 $INPUT starts in column 2 NTOTAL starts in column 2

$ appears in column 1 $INPUT starts in column 1 NTOTAL starts in column 1

Both examples are valid, because after stripping:

1.

2.

$ associated with control card does appear in column 1, as required.

Current software allows Namelist data to be keyed in columns 1-72.

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VIII. OGP Hard Copy OUtput

File Code associated with OGP hard copy output is 06

Three ways to define 06 output

1.. $:SYSOUT:06

2. $:REMOTE:06

Standard system output

Printed on line at Brook Park 1 copy only Output not available at user terminal Must provide user name and address

Printed at remote terminal User high speed terminal

May use RMS (Remote Media Service) to have output printed at a Network Center nearest user (Refer to Section X)

Automatically purged after 32 hou~s

3. $:TAPE9:06,X6S,,,,RING-IN $:PRMFL:06/X6S,W,S,AQ43XXX/OUTPUT

(Unsecured tape) (Secured tape)

Data stored on magnetic tape Tape may be unsecured or secured

Output will be printed by Bulk Media Conversion activity

BMC output may be printed at Brook Park May request multiple copies Must pr•ovide BID information and mailing information

BMC may be printed at remote terminal May use RMS (refer to Section X)

BMC (BULK MEDIA CONVERSION) SETUP

Third activity of an OGP job

3000$:BREAK 3010$:CONVER 3020$:LIMITS:05,10K,,25K 3030$:TAPE9:IN,X6D 3040 FILES 000002000001 3050$:REMO'rE:OT or 3050$:PRINT:OT

(print starting with file 1, ending with file 2) (printed at Remote terminal)

(printed on-line at Brook Park)

To request multiple part paper, including the following:

3045$:FORM:FOUR PART llxl4 PAPER

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VIII. OGP Hard Copy Output (Continued)

BMC (BULK MEDIA CONVERSION) SETUP (Continued)

Independent activity

100 BRU * 110 BEN 3000 ff/INORM 3010 $:CONVER 3020 $:LIMITS:05,10K,,25K 3 030 $: TAPE9: IN, X6D, , XXXXXX, , RING- OUT or 3030 $:PRMFL:IN,R,S,TAPE/AQ43XXX/OUTPUT 3040 FILES 000002000001 3050 $:REMOTE:OT or 3050 $:PRINT:OT

(Unsecured tape)

(printed at Remote terminal}

(printed on-line at Brook Park)

Note: To request multi-park paper to be used for on-line printing at Brook Park, please include the following

3045 $:FORM:FOUR PART llx14 PAPER

Rules associated with $ FORM

1. Only one $ FORM may be used with each activity. 2. $ FORM must follow $ CONVER card 3. Variable field is restricted to 21 characters (including

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IX. High Speed Terminal

1. Assign REMOTE to output files to be printed on high speed terminal.

2. After job has been run, key in the follo~ing:

PRI JOB:JOBID;LTID;NONE

LTID is high speed terminal ID

Above will put all REMOTE files into HSST QUEUE

PRI JOB:JOBID0206;LTID;NONE

Above will put only Report Code 06 activity 2, into HSST QUEUE

3. To interrogate system for jobs in HSS QUEUE, key the following:

OLI

4. To purge files queued but not yet pulled, key in the following:

OPU JOBID;LTID

OPU JOBIDACRC;LTID

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X Remote Media Service (RMS)

RMS is an auxiliary offering of MARK III Service that enables various types of media transfers.

OGP users who do not have high speed printer capability on site may wish to ·have OGP bulk output printed at an ISBD Network Center nearest user. This printed output is then mailed to user.

Before user may request RMS Service, user must first create an RMS address file. Subsequently, other addresses may be added to thi.s address file.

Once an address file has been created, user may

Request OGP output to be printed

Check status of RMS work order

Cancel RMS work order

RMS print order requires that output reside in the Batch Output Library in Foreground. This means that user must assign $ REMOTE to all files to be printed.

$:REMOTE:06 or $:TAPE9:06,etc. $:REMOTE:OT

OGP activity

OGP, output on magnetic tape BMC acti.vi ty

Since Batch Output Library files are purged after 32 hours, user should submit RMS Work Order request well before the 32 hour time limit. (Note: RMS does have a File Reload option.)

According to the January 1, 1982, MARK III Service Price Schedule, the following RMS rates apply:

One part paper Multi-part paper (each additional part)

.$1.75/1000 lines $ .50/1000 lines

A minimum charge of $25.00 applies per file conversion.

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Remote Media Service (Continued)

Examples of ~18 sessions:

1. Creating an RMS Address File

/RMSmhr N; A

N = indicates this is a name and address processing session A = indicates you wish to add an address

Next will follow an interactive session where the program prompts user for address information.

2. Print output, Foreground (Batch Output Library)

/RMS*** W;addr;P;filenames;paper type

W= addr =

indicates this is a work order request your address ID code

p = filenames =

request for printed output files to be printed Separate individual files by ampersands (&) Batch Output Library filenames must be preceded by JOB:

paper type = Wn =wide paper, lined.

Example

n represents the number of copies and may be 1, 2, 3, or 4 WU = wide paper, unlined, 1 part

/RMS*1~r W·EAST·P·JOB·LSF3·WU ' ' ' . ' /RMS**1( W;EAST;P;JOB:LSF3&LSF5;WU

3. Checking the status of a work order

/RMS*** S;work order number

Example /RMSi~h\- S ; LO 113

/RMSm\-* S ; ALL (status of all wozk orders)

4. Cancelling a work order

/RMSi~ C;work order number

Example /RMS'frmr C ; LO 113

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XI. Microfiche

Setup to put OGP output on 1-'Iicrofiche

1. Contact ISBD representative about assignment of secured magnetic tape (s) to be used for microfiche.

2. Complete Microfiche Job Set-Up Form (Please review withEUSED personnel.)

3. Submit OGP run

4.

Write 06 output on magnetic tape (Magnetic tape may be secured or unsecured) Print 06 output, using BMC (Bulk Media Conversion)

Submit BMC activity to copy 06 output from tape created by OGP run to secured Microfiche tape.

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XI. Microfiche (Continued)

Copy 06 output tape created by OGP to secured microfiche tape

OGP Output on Secured Tape

110 BRU * 120 BEN 130/H/NORM 135$:UTILITY 150$:PRMFL:Ol,R,S,TAPE/AQ43XXX/OUTPUT (OGP output) 160$:PRMFL:02,W,S,TAPE/AQ43XXX/*KXXX (microfiche tape) 170$:FUTIL:Ol,02,RWD/Ol,02/,MCOPY/2F/,RWD/Ol,02/ 200$:ENDJOB

OGP Output on Unsecured Tape

110 BRU "" 120 BEN 1301/1/NORM 135$:UTILITY 150$:TAPE9:0l,XlD,,XXXXX,,RING-OUT (OGP output) 160$: PRMFL: 02 1 W, S, TAPE/ AQ43XXX/""KXXX (microfiche tape) 170$:FUTIL:Ol,02,RWD/01,02/,MCOPY/2F/,RWD/Ol,02/ 200$:ENDJOB

Merge Several OGP Output Tapes to One Secured .Microfiche Tape_

100 BRU * 115 BEN 12 0111/NORM 130$:UTILITY 140$:TAPE9:Fl,XlD,,38455,,RING-OUT 150$:TAPE9:F2,X2D,,27852,,RING-OUT 155$:TAPE9:F3,X3D, ,54688, ,RING-OUT 160$:PRMFL:FM,W,S,TAPE/AQ43XXX/*KXXX 170$:FUTIL:Fl,FM,RWD/Fl,FM/,MCOPY/2F/,HOLD/,FM/ 180$:FUTIL:F2,FM,RWD/F2/,MCOPY/2F/,HOLD/,FM/ 185$:FUTIL:F3,FM,RWD/F3/,MCOPY/2F/,EWD/F3,FM/ 190$:ENDJOB

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I a-(}~ 3. MICJnFICHE COM PQOCESSING JOB SeT-up

------~~~------------------------------------·------------------------------------Microfiche Job Set-Up Forr~r·•

Company f!OrY1PAN Y GE Accc.~nt Rep--------

AddrHs--~----------------------------

Contact Name_.....::;U_:S:;.;::t:::.:-R.:......:.. _ _;(!L);,_:_tVTJ4.;;.__c._r_ Phone ..... ________________________ __

Application Name __ -=e;...G..;......;P;__ ______ _

~Microfiche

024X

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a Forms Overlay

Ob!an!<

C21ine

031ine

}l(line border

OSpecial

Dial Comm------------

Pianned Schedul•-·-----------

Estimated No. Pages Per Rul'l __ __;.!_o_o_-_~_0_6 ___ _

SC...aJRED TPtl'e :II= Job Spec. No. (1st Reel No.) -#reels required---·--- Nos. __ _

--User No. _;...A:...Q.,;._,;'-+~3~~-X.__..X_..._ ___ u_

MTR/KOM Control Cards General Par"'meter Card

Col.

1 CardType

2 Card Sequence number

3-7 Jab Name

8-1'1 Maximum physical record (block) size

1440 frames is BMC standard for 9 track

12. Bypass beginning tape label

13-14 Number of file marks to EOJ

19 Forms flash desired Y or N (Y~s or No)

fiche Parameter C!!!f

1 Card Type

2 Card Sequence numbt!r

3-6 Starting fiche sequence number

7·8 Number of colll!mns in fiche

9-10 Number of rows in a fichll includes

title row

Note: 24X•09 columns x 08 rows

42X•16 columns :1( 14 rows

•This completed form must be submitted to your GE representative.

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Fiche Fili:.~d Title USE FOR ALL

Insert fixed title into the Summary Layout in p~:;itions de~ircd. Card type 2's will be prepared from the layout.

f.ici)_U)_@.§!:J..!!'ma!:v-'=..!!V_~l.=

~-------- 42X large 1 line~ __,..~ lns!!rt fixed title and add W, X, Y, & Z's

~~:b111:Zl1tf?Je1Jl~~ I 1 1AR~~·-'--T- ~!lJJ::J~I~t~iab116~~Af'1A1C..,r ER ~ 1 5 10 . ~ 25 30 35 40 45

:1; I J../-tf IC4Ht~.le_~ry _j I I LL!. I I I I I L1 I I 1___.__,__'--l

50 55 60 65 l 75 80 85

14---·-- 24X medium two lines---------- ~ .

•--- ----·--------"'---_-_-_-_-_-_ ------------ ---:- 42X medium two linf!s ------

90

Variahlo Title -------1 Card type

2 Card sequenc:e number

3 Titlt! character sLw (L=Large, M=Medium)

4 Null

5 Fiche sequence no. re:;ot: Y, Nor blank u D Y = reset: N :: No reset; Null = no break

F.1 F.2 F.3 G-32 Titie descrip~or search method: FL or Rec 01-64 .. U2J u:J:J l.__1!?f

Siarting printline flO!': Post 001-132 I l5i I !51 I !.?T Title descriptor l«mgth: Length 01-90· ~ ~ ~ Placement in title string: Starting pas 01-90 ltilLJ ~ ~

X y z

Note: o Fidd 1 - cols. G-14, Field 2- cols. 15-23, Field 3 -- 24-32

0 Break Field is dt'fined by V<tri:lule Title Field 1 within record number 01-06 •o Slt!W to top of par;c if separate record i$ not counted

Index

1 Card Type L4J 2 Card sequence number l1J

3 Null

4·10 18·24 25·31 4·10 Index descriptor search muthod: FL or nee 01-64 • LLJ LLJ U_j

Starting pdntlino position: Post OOH32 I I I I I I LLU,_l Index descripto1 lt•ngth: Length 01 24 (~ot<JI "'24 max. incl. sep. dots) LLJ LLJ LLJ

t1 St11rting row coorthnatc: AlphJ A thru I or \,.____

Numeric 1 thru 9 u w 12-14 Sta1tinu Pnr1t Posilic:n of gnd coo:dtnate in Line 1 (1·129l u_u 15·16 Placement in title !Otringl~t.Ht p<,~ttton 00·90) LLJ D 17 Number of sep.u a tor dnl' hetwt•t•n fields (0 !3) u 18·24 Repeats 4·1 0

25·31 Aepnats 4·10

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ficht Find Tide USE ARt:

IF b L..:ri.JES

S u FPL. ~E:])

;i= USER NAmE AA.J:O ADDRoSS (J)Irl"f\ PR.EP .X,UPc.rr) -( OGf:Jtf o AJl- )')

Insert fixed titJe intt. \ba Summary LIVOUt in positions desired. C~rd type 2'1 will be prepared from tht IIYCUL

MUSI ~I'<.Ll-' 5:5 I~EL.cJRDS PLEA~E C8tJ7JCtC:/ e:;USED ' s c:.HEIJec..rttr> 0 tJ'f

I I 65 75 85

k;.----24X medium two linn----~------_...

a.....---------------------"""'-----42X medium two lines---------~

Variable Tide

1 Card type

2 CM'd sequence number

3 TitJt char~ter size {L•Large, M•Medium)

4 Null

5 Fiche sequence no. reset: Y, Nor blank

Y • reset; N • No reset: Null • no break

&-32 Title descriptor search m@thod: FL or Rec 01-64•

Starting printline pas: Post 001·1:32

Title descriptor length: Length 01-90

Placement in title string: St,;rting pos 01·90

Note: o Field 1 - cols. 6-14, Field 2 - cols. 15-2:3. Fie_ld' 3 - 24-32

o Brta~k Fif,!ld is d!!fined by V,;riable Title Field i witl"'in record number 01·0S

•o Slew to.top of p~ if separate record is not counted

1 Card Type

2 C.trd sequence num~r

3 Null

4·10 Index descriptor \earch method: Ft. or Rtc 01·64•

Starting pnntline po!.at;om Post 001· J32

Index d!!Scriptor length: Length 01-24 (tot.al • 24 max. ind. sap, duu) 11 Staning row coordinate: Alph3 A thru I or

Numeric: 1 thru 9

1'·14 Sr.trtmg P~10t Po"t•on of ~id coordin.Jte en Line 1 (1·129)

15-16 Pl.1cemenc an t•tle str•ng (Uart oo1auon 00·90)

17 Number of ~t'Pllraror dots bctwc.rn f1eld~ (0·9)

19·24 f'CepcJt~ ·HO

2S·l1 ~epcats 4,10

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3. MICROF~CHE COM PQOCESSING JOB SeT-up

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Channer/Line SkippJ!!l

1 Card type

2 Card sequence number

3 Channer number ( 1-9)

w w

4.5 ~inenumber to skip to ____ --------------------·---6 Null to separate each channet/line group ____________________ ~

7 .. 10 Cols. 3-5 presett~U u101•• is required for normal

!1·14 slew to top of page. If additional slew by channels I I I I ~ I

1&18 octal 21-27 is used each must be defined here via

19-22 4 coiumn sequences as in columns 3-6 above. An

23-26 additional type 3 card must be used if more channel

27-30 definitions desired

Last entry- lines/page (M01-M64 or Null)

The last entry on the 3·1 card may be used to define the maximum (M} number of lines desired per page. For example, MSO would resuJt in 60 lines per page.

Octal 20- Skip tp channel 1 (head of form) Octal 24- Skip to channel 4

Octal 21 - Skip to channel 9 Octal 25- Skip to channel 5

Octal 22 - Skip to channel 2 Octal 26 - Sk~p to channel 6

Octal 23- Skip to channel 3 Octal 27- Skip to channel 7

Output Disposition or Labelling Instructions

Send to: Copies

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UStR. Number of Copies -~X __ _

Other Instructions:

Note: If multi-side delivery req~, P.!Q,Yidc seP-arate n1.me and addres!: fist and number c!£2P-ies to each.

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Priority Processins

Effective 3/1/78

Example of Deferred Priority Processing:

BACK FILENAME;PRI(D)

CRU Priorit_y Turnaround Time Charge Rate

EXPRESS 15 minutes 2.0 NORMAL 2 hours 1.0 DEFERRED 24 hours 0.75

Users will have the option of specifying EXPRESS, DEFERRED or NORMAL processing at corresponding CRU price premiums or reductions.

A. EXPRESS priority - if specified, and if the job is completed within the job turnaround time of 15 minutes per 0.25 CRU'S required for processing of the job, CRU charges for the job will be 2.0 times the CRU charges which would otherwise apply.

B. NORMAL priority - regular applicable CRU charge rates will apply to normal priority jobs, but if the processing of the job requires no more than 2 CRU' S and is not completed within the job turnarou~d time of 2 hours, then the CRU charge rate will be reduced to 0.75 times the regular rate.

C. DEFERRED priority - if specified, scheduled job turnaround time will be 24 hours and usage will be deemed to have occurred during non prime time hours regardless of when processing is actually performed. CRU charges for the job will be 0.75 times the CRU charges which would otherwise have been applicable.

The Priority Processing options which are currently in effect will continue to apply for users of the Background Service DIRECT INTERFACE. The current method of requesting priority will be ignored under the new priority system. The new format is:

BACK FILENAME;PRIORITY(CLASS)

Where priot•ity or PRI is the new option, and class can be:

E or EXPRESS N or NORMAL D or DEFERRED

If no priority service is requested, the normal priority will be assigned •

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XIII. Job Submittal Aids

Sign on, Submit Job to Background, Abort Job

To Sign on

To submit job to Background (DEFERRED priority)

To submit job to Background (NOR~L PRIORITY)

To abort Background job

Dial local MARK III telephone number and hit H key on terminal

HHH U#=LAQ43XXX, PASSWORD ID:WKSHOP SYSTEM- FIV NEW OR OLD-

BACK OGPBASE:PRI(D) JOB ID = LCN3

BACK LMCPL JOB ID = LONS

BABT LONS LON5 ABORTED

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Take J?b Status, Find Background CRU'S

To take job status (Execution not complete)

To take job status (Execution completed)

To find approximate number of Background Resource Units

BST LON5 LON5 WAITING

READ·Y BST LON5 LON5 TRANSMITTED

BST LON3 LON3 DONE 00349 RETURNED 00009 SUBMITTED

SUBMITTED/PlffiGED FILES -NONE SYSOUT REPORTS

LON301$$-RET'D LON30112-RET'D LON30206-RET'D LON30207-RET'D LON30306-RET'D LON30307-RET'D LON30310-RET'D LON300•"*-RET I D

READY

BRES LON3 ACTIVITY APPROXIMATE CRU 1S

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Print Output, I~ow Speed Terminal

Response to job sta·tus must be DOl\TE

Report Code Description

$$ Accounting report

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06 Namelist errors

06 OGP bulk output

07 OGP summary output

10 OGP summary output

12 BCREATE output

36 Background catalog

Directive

BLIST LJJJACRC;B,L

LJJJ=Job number AC=Activity number RC=Report code

B=Suppress blanks L=Suppress Jine number&

Use BEDIT directives (refer to page 54)

Use high speed printer

BLIST LJJJACRC;L,W85

W85=width of line is 85 characters

BLIST LJJJACRC;L,W85

BLIST l~JJJACRC;B,L

BLIST LJJJACRC;B,L

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Print Output, High Speed Terminal

To put job in queue

To purge j9b from queue

PRINT JOB:LJJJ;LTID;NONE

LJJJ=job number LTID=logical terminal number

assigned to user NONE=no special action required

by operator

OPU LJJJ;LTID

LJJJ=job number LTID=logical t-erminal ID

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Print Namelist Errors

Namelist errors are printed on Report Code 06

If Namelist error occurred in Activity 2, key in the following:

BEDIT JOB:LX270206

FOP&T > U CODE > EDIT > B Cl-ID > PE

Job LX27 Activity 02 Report Code 06 U for User Carriage Return B for Edit Blanks PE for Print Errors

After Namelist Errors encountered in last set of data have been printed, response to CMD > will be X

CMD >X

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NC!1'"1PF.: I t-·!T ., ·· .. ·-·r11-.-.T .L l:c u C. .: :., ·=•

FOR INFO ON NEW FEATURES ENTER '/NCUTL2*~~ I' ENTER MASTER FILE NAME ? UMOGP5 ALLOW LOWER CASE £YES OR NOl ? NO

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II ONE ENTER MASTER FILE NAME ?

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XV. Concatenation of Files

Several data files may be strung together by means of successive BRUN'S. The Master file may then be Back'ed and run as one job stream

MASTER

110 BRUN FILEA 120 BRUN FILEB 130 BEN

FILE A

130/1/INOffif 140$:PROGRAM:RLHS 150$:LIMITS:OS,l7K,,lOK l60$:PRMFL:H*,E,R,AQ43093/.LDMOD ETC

FILEB

130/HINORM l40$:PROGRAM:RLHS 150$:LIMITS:lO,SlK,,lOK l60$:PRMFL:H*,E,R,AQ43093/.GP3DP ETC 3000$:ENDJOB

Note: ##NORM must be first line of each sub-file Each sub-file need not be an independent activity

FILEA could be control cards FILEB could be data

To run: BACK MASTER

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XVI. Copy Bac~ground Permfiles to Magnetic Tape

By executing a Background FILSYS activity, user may copy an entire Background Catalog to a magnetic tape.

A FILSYS may not be used to copy Foreground files ·to a magnetic tape. However, user may copy Foreground files to Background and thus save these Foreground files on a magnetic tape.

Setup to Copy Foreground File to Background and Copy Background File to Foreground

Foreground file in this memo is an ASCII file

1. Foreground file ED! DEL line containing ##NORM REP

2. Take a CASALOG to determine size of file to be copied

3. BACK file FGBG

4. Pull Report Code $$ Check for NORMAL termination

5 . Pull Report Code 36 Check that file did get copied into Background

6. Purge Foreground file

7 • BACK file BGFG

8. List Foreground file

9. Insert ##NORM into Foreground file REP

FGBG

110 FCOPY FGFILE;BGFILE;NOCARD,SIZE(l,S) 120 BCA; 130 BEN

BGFG

110 BCOPY BGFILE;FGFILE;NOB 120 BEN

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Setup to Copy Background Permfiles to Magnetic Tape

l. To save an entire Background CATALOG on a magnetic te~e, submit the following job to Background

100 BCA; 105 BRU * 110 BEN 120 /#/NORM 130 $:FILSYS 140 SAVE AQ43XXX,LISTOPT/YES/ 150 $:TAPE9:PS,XlD,,,]RING-IN 160 $:ENDJOB

After job has executed, list $$ Report to obtain reel number of magnetic tape created List 36 Report to obtain CATALOG of Background files

2. Background purge file

3.

BPU ABCFILE

To restore Background file ABCFILE, submit the following job to Background

100 BRU ._.. 105 BCA; 110 BEN 120 //#NORM 130 $:FILSYS 140 RESTORE AQ43XXX/ABCFILE,LISTOPT/l~S/ 150 $:TAPE9:PR,XlD,,XXXXX,,RING-OUT 160 $ :E~IDJO:S

After job has executed, list 36 Report to ascertain that Background catalog does include file ABCFILE

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'..IERSION 81.-···14 .... ·77

Ef·ITEF:-EF'F:OF.: CODE, S'l'STEr·1 E::·:riNPLE: 'rt·1FO, '?If"IFO,

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THE EF.:F:OF:S ItATA:E:A::::E HF1S· BEEN UPIIATED TO A Dt·1S DATABASE AND WILL CONTAIN AS MANY ERRORS AS POSSIBLE IN THE FUTURE.

RESPOND TO THE QUESTION 'ENTER-ERROR CODE,SYSTEM' ~ITH THE ERROR. CODE & THE SYSTEM (SEE BELOWla

El'JTER-EF.:F.:OF.: CODE, S\'STEt·1?G 1 , E:r~H

ENTEF.:-EF.:F.:OF.: COI:tE, S'lSTEN?CLOSE 1 , :BGH

ENTEF.:-EF::F.:OR CODE, s··~·~;T£t·1?PUT~:, BGH

EJ·ITEF.:-EF.:F.:OF.: COilE, S'lSTEN?H~, E:GH

IF B/G BUS ERRORS USE THE FOLLOWING FORMAT FliTEF.:-EF.:RO~: CODE, ::::'l::::TEt·1?:~:2, :t:Us

!F ON A ECOPY YOU GET A NOT RETURNED FGFILE ERROR ## OR A RETURNED FGFILE ERROR ##, USE THE FOLLOWING EHTEF.:-EF.:F::OF.: COI1E, S'-.."::::TEt·1? 12, FGF

IF OFF A BSTATUS DONE YOU SHOW AN ERROR USE THE FOLLOWING FORMAT EJ·~TER-EF.:F.:OF.: CODE, S'lSTEt·1? 16::::, .E:ST

FOF: AN'..-" F ... ··c FILE ::::··~ '!:::TEt·1 EF:F:OF.:S U:=:E Et·fTEF.:-EF:F:OF.: CODE, :::··,·:::TEN? 1 , F . ...-G

Et-ITEF.:-EF:F:OF:: CODE, :.::··, 'STEt·1?41 , F I I...J

Et ITEF:-EF·F':OF: CODE, :,:.·,·:::rEt·l?::::, HSN

TO E: ·::IT THE f·F:cu:;F.:f1f·1 ~ Et'ITEF: ' :::TOP' , ' I:''f'E' OF~ ' HELLO' •

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If·f!tE~·::. TO S\'STEfoiS

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E:f'ITEF:-EF:F~OR CODE, S"i'STEi'l EXAMPLE: 'INFO,'?I8,BGH

73 OUTPUT RECORDS WRITTEN

18 ( 3GH J NUMBER: 001 AN flLLO~·JA:E:LE F.:Uf·l T I t·1E HAS I:EEt·l E::·::CEEDED

E:·· :F'Lflf·~T I ON: PROGRAM IN A LOOP u:::EF: PF.:O:E:LEt·1

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I r:: f :BGH ) f·!Ut·U::ER: 0J::12 At·~ ALLO~·JRE:LE RUt· I T I t·1E HAS BEEN E::O::CEEDEit

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--------------------------------------I:;: ( :E:CH :r t·IUNI:EF.:: ~30:3 AN ALLOWABLE RUtl TIME HAS BEEN EXCEEDED

E:··:PLflf·~T I Of't: tCOP\' ft FG ::::,Er~HJEt·ICED COI:OL !::our.·CE FF:cn:;Pflt·1 At·ID COt·1P I LE t·J ILL G I I..JE AN I 8 TH I::::; ~·I ILL r:E::.UL T I f·l Et IOF:t·10U::; r:ES Ur-t IT~:: ::;O :E:EFOF:E t·IE:·· :r COt·lF' I LE EI1 I DES At·~~~ FCOP'·,' AGA It·~

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I.~: ( "Z:CH ) t IUJ{[:EF.:: 0()5 nr I fh-l.Ol·lfii:LE F:Ur·l T I t·IE HF1~; I:EEt·l E::·:CEEI1El)

E:·:f·Lflt 1T I Ot·l =~ J!;:p FOF:T'l fl·JITH fl F:··:El'1 TF:F1CE t·~HICH IS t·tOT CONit·IG OUT) l•JHICH CALLS ICrf:'ENrn:tES fl F:ETF.:IE•.IFIL I:UT t·ro CLO:::::E PF:IOF: TO STOP •.'EF:IF''i' F::·:Et·1 Tf.::FICE F·F.:E=:::Et·ICE It-! DUi·1P THEt·~ PLflCE CALL l·IF:f'iF'UP PRIOR TG STOP AN!I RE -F:Ut·i ... ______________ ...,.._ __ ..,. __________________ ~---~-IS C BGH J NUMBER: 006 Af'l flLLOl·1A:E:LE F.: UN T I t·1E HfiS E:EEN E:=·::CEEIJED

E:-:F'Lflt·~T I Ot·1: COEOL COMPILER COULD NOT FINE AFTER REMARKS THE REMAINING DIUISION AND ::.ECl!Ot-f HEADERS :1:: PAF:FtCF.:FIF'H t·1Rt·1ES :::TAPTif·1G IN COLE: ALL STATEt·1EnTS l·JEF.:E COt-IS I DEF.:ED F.:Et·1AF.:KS _________________ -.!~~! __________________ _

I::: ( ~:GH ) -t··IUHE:EF.:: ~~1[17

AN ALLOl·JAJ::LE F.:UN TINE HAS E:EEt·1 E::·::CEEirED

E:··::F'LtiNT I ON : ON A FORTY COMPILE USER LIMITS THE COMPILER WITH USE OF $ LIMITS CARD FOR LESS CORE THAN THE DEFAULT CORRECT $LIMITS CARD AN RERUN

18 ( BGH ) NUMBER: 008 AN ALLOWABLE RUN TIME HAS BEEN EXCEEDED

E:=·::F'LF!t·fT I Ot-1: PROGRAM LOOPING IN COBOL SUBROUTINE CWJF. STOP PUN EXECUTED WITH ONE OR MORE IDS OR OTI~ER NON-COBOL FILES LEFT OPEN.

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Et·ITEP.-EPF:OF: CODE :r S'l:::TEt·1 F;:·::tit·1PLE: ' I t'IFO :r '?::r,·E

88811.20 CRU 0088.08

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Utility Copy Routine

Copy From Magnetic Tape to Permanent File

095 BCR LMODEL;SIZE(l,lOO) 100 BRU * 110 BEN 120##NORM 130$:UTI1ITY 140$:FUTIL:IN,OT,REW/IN,OT/,COPY/1F/ l50$:TAPE9:IN,XlD,,XXXXX,,RING-OUT 160$:PRMFL:OT,W,S,AQ43XXX/LMODEL 170$:ENDJOB

NOTE ED! DEL LINE 095 IF BACKGROUND PERMFILE LMODEL ALREADY EXISTS

Copy From Permanent File to Magnetic Tape

100 BRU ,'( 110 BEN 12 0/I~'NORM 130$:UTILITY 140$:FUTIL:IN,OT,REW/IN,OT/,COPY/1F/ 150$:PRMFL:IN,R,S,AQ43XXX/LMODEL 160$:TAPE9:0T,XlD,,,,RING-IN 170$:ENDJOB

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Utility Dump Routine

Dump l File

110 BRU * 120 BEN 130/HINORM l35$:UTILITY l40$:FUTIL:IN,,RWD/IN/,DUMP/1F/,R~~/IN/ 150$: Ti\..PE9: IN ,XlD, ,XXXXX, ,RING-OUT 160$:ENDJOB

Dump 100 Records

110 BRU 'i~

120 BEN 1301/#NORM 135$:UTILITY 140$:FUTIL:IN,,RWD/IN/,DUMP/lOOR/,RWD/IN/ 150$:TAPE9:IN,XlD,,XXXXX,,RING-OUT 160$:ENDJOB

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XIX. Mark III Manuals

The following is a list of manuals each Mark III OGP user should have in his library:

Background User's Guide

Command System

Control Cards

Editing Commands

File System

Foreground-Background Interface

Remote Media Service

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XX. Assistance

If you have any questions pertaining to data or program problems, please call EUSED in Schenectady, New York.

518-385-2279 8*235-2279 Reggie Roginska

If you have any questions pertaining to jobs submitted to Mark III, please call Customer Assistance in Rockville, Maryland.

800-638-8730

8*273-4675

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