FLAM4 Manual
Preface
Trademarks
License Terms
About Limes
FLAM4 Overview
Introduction to FLAM4
Principles of FLAM4
Advantages of FLAM4
Supported Systems
Command Line Parser
Command Line Considerations
Used Environment Variables
Environment Variable Mapping
Filename Mapping
Key Label Mapping
Special EBCDIC Codepage Support
Built-in Functions
SYNTAX
HELP
MANPAGE
GENDOCU
HTMLDOC
GENPROP
SETPROP
CHGPROP
DELPROP
GETPROP
SETOWNER
GETOWNER
SETENV
GETENV
DELENV
LSTENV
HLPENV
TRACE
CONFIG
GRAMMAR
LEXEMES
LICENSE
VERSION
ABOUT
ERRORS
FLAM4 Utility
Compatibility with Version 4.3
Overview
Mode of Operation
Compression Mode
FLAM and AES
Components and Details
FLAM Utility
Subprogram FLAMUP
I/O User Interface
User exits
Utilities
Matrix Buffer Details
FLAMFILE Details
Interfaces
The FLAM Utility
The FLAMUP Subprogram
The FLAMREC Record Interface
The User-Defined Input/Output
The User Exits
File Access Exits (s. also FLAM4 manual in paper form)
User Exit for Automatic Key Management
Installation
License
Download
Replace External Libraries
Filename Handling
Directory Support
Input to Output Name Mapping
Key Label Handling
Password Handling
Handling of Empty Records
Handling of Spanned Records
Use of IBM Unicode Services
Use of Built-in Functions
Security Considerations
Performance Considerations
JCL Considerations
SAF Consideration
FLAM4 Synopsis
Syntax of FLAM4
Help for FLAM4
FLAM4 Commands
INFO
NET
SSH
HOSTKEYCHECK
ALGORITHMS
GET
FKME
FKM5
USAGELOG
OUT
DIR
LOG
MESSAGE
DESTINATION
STREAM
FILE
FLAM
NETINP
SSH
HOSTKEYCHECK
ALGORITHMS
NETOUT
SSH
HOSTKEYCHECK
ALGORITHMS
COMPRESS
DECOMPRESS
REMAIN
APPEND
FLAMFILE
MEMBER
FLAMIN
FLAMOUT
OUTPATH
MODE
NDC
CRYPTOMODE
CRYPTOKEY
PASSWORD
PAASCII
PAEBCDIC
PAXWORD
PARFILE
PARDDN
RECDELIM
RECFORMAT
RECSIZE
INRECDELIM
INRECFORMAT
INRECSIZE
OUTRECDELIM
OUTRECFORMAT
OUTRECSIZE
BLKSIZE
IBLKSIZE
OBLKSIZE
ATTRIBUTES
OPTION
CUT
NOCUT
SUPPRESS
NOSUPPRESS
CUT
NOCUT
SUPPRESS
NOSUPPRESS
PADCHAR
TRIMCHAR
MAXBUFFER
MAXRECORDS
FLAMCODE
KMDLL
KMEXIT
KMPARAMETER
HEADER
COMMENT
MSGFILE
SECUREINFO
MSGDISP
SHOW
INFO
CHECKALL
CHECKFAST
HELP
FILEINFO
CODETABLE
TRANSLATE
NOPATH
CLIMIT
IPRCNTRL
IRPLFFD
OPRCNTRL
ORPLFFD
NOMKDIR
EXK10
EXK20
EXD10
EXD20
SPACE1
SPACE2
OSPACE1
OSPACE2
UNIT
OUNIT
STORCLASS
OSTORCLASS
VOLUME
OVOLUME
DATACLASS
ODATACLASS
MGMTCLASS
OMGMTCLASS
DSORG
IDSORG
ODSORG
ICLOSDISP
CLOSDISP
OCLOSDISP
DISPS
DISPN
DISPA
ODISPS
ODISPN
ODISPA
KEYDISP
KEYLENGTH
OKEYPOSITION
OKEYLENGTH
ORGKEYPOS
ORGKEYLEN
IKEYPOSITION
IKEYLENGTH
DEVICE
IDEVICE
ODEVICE
SPLITMODE
SPLITNUMBER
SPLITSIZE
FLAMDDN
IDDN
ODDN
MSGDDN
REMOVE
FROM
CHRMODE
STOP
IGNORE
SUBSTITUTE
IDENTITY
TRANSLIT
TO
LARGER
DIR
LOG
MESSAGE
DESTINATION
STREAM
FILE
FLAM Subsystem for z/OS
FLAM as a subsystem
Subststem call
Preconditions
Principle of operation
Restrictions
In general
DCB calls (PS files)
ACB/RPL calls (VSAM files)
Used FLAM parameters
Subsystem control parameter
Subsystem messages
Installing FLAM-sub
Examples
Input/output with cataloged files
FLAM parameters and subsystem
Creating a new file
Temporary files
Other subsystems
Loading a VSAM-KSDS file
Load a real VSAM-KSDS file
Load a VSAM-KSDS file via a utility
TRACE function
FLAMFILE split
Serial split
Parallel split
Encryption
Encryption via CRYPTOKEY parameter
Encryption via KME-module
Encryption using FKMEFILE
Using zEDC
Automatically
Never
Always zEDC
User I/O Interface
Using user I/O interface
How does it work
Compression (schematic)
Decompression (schematic)
Examples
ASSEMBLER example
COBOL example
User Exits
Specific Addressing Modes
Original Data Input EXK10
Principle of Operation EXK10
Compressed Data Output EXK20
Principle of Operation EXK20
Original Data Output EXD10
Principle of Operation EXD10
Compressed Data Input EXD20
Principle of Operation EXD20
Key Management KMEXIT
Principle of Operation KMEXIT
User exits used by FLAM utility
Compression with EXK10, EXK20
Decompression with EXD10, EXD20
User exits used by record interface
Compression with EXK20
Decompression with EXD20
User exit examples
EXK10/EXD10-user exit
EXK20/EXD20-user exit
BIFLAM
Bi-/serial compression with BIFLAMK
Principle of operation BIFLAMK
Bi-/serial decompression BIFLAMD
Principle of operation BIFLAMD
Compression data flow with BIFLAMK
Compression data flow with BIFLAMD
FLAM version 1
Lexemes
Grammar
Properties
Remaining Documentation
Predefined Defaults
Return Codes
Special Condition Codes
Reason Codes
Version
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