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File No. 8360-36
Order No. GC28-6732-3 OS
Systems Reference Library
IBM System/360 Operating System:
Time Sharing Option
Command Language Reference
OS Release 21
This reference publication describes the TSO
command language that a terminal user may use to
request the services of TSO.
The nIntroduction n describes what the command
language is. The section entitled nWhat You
Must Know to Code the Commands n contains general
information necessary for the use of every
command.
The section entitled nThe Commands n contains
a description of each command, its operands and
its subcommands. Examples are included.
nCommand Procedure Statements n describes the
statements designed for use in command
procedures.
Fourth Edition (July, 1972)
This is a reprint of GC28-6732-3 incorporating changes
released in the following Technical Newsletters:
GN28-2521 (dated April 15, 1972)
GN28-2531 (dated May 15, 1972)
This edition applies to release 21 as updated by component
release 360S-0S-586, of IBM System/360 Operating System,
and to all subsequent releases until otherwise indicated in
new editions or Technical Newsletters. Changes are con-
tinually made to the information herein~ before using this
publication in connection with the operation of IBM Systems,
consult the latest IBM System/360 and System/370 Bibliography,
Order No. GA22-6822, and the current SRL Newsletter, Order No.
GN20-0360, for the editions that are appl~cable and current.
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