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<div> [[Indexed Sequential Access Method|ISAM]] {{·}} [[Virtual Storage Access Method|VSAM]] {{·}} [[Object Access Method|OAM]]</div> | <div> [[Indexed Sequential Access Method|ISAM]] {{·}} [[Virtual Storage Access Method|VSAM]] {{·}} [[Object Access Method|OAM]]</div> | ||
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The '''OS/360 I/O access methods''' are programming [[Application programming interface|API]]s on the [[OS/360]] [[mainframe computer]] [[operating system]], used by programmers to implement input/output operations on [[Data set (IBM mainframe)|data sets]] (files). They are by convention referenced to with ''...AM'' acronyms, standing for ''... Access Method''. They are now mainly used in OS/360's successor [[z/OS]]. | The '''OS/360 I/O access methods''' are programming [[Application programming interface|API]]s on the [[OS/360]] [[mainframe computer]] [[operating system]], used by programmers to implement input/output operations on [[Data set (IBM mainframe)|data sets]] (files). They are by convention referenced to with ''...AM'' acronyms, standing for ''... Access Method''. They are now mainly used in OS/360's successor [[z/OS]]. | ||
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Revision as of 21:07, 16 December 2010
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All the previous article like texts
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The OS/360 I/O access methods are programming APIs on the OS/360 mainframe computer operating system, used by programmers to implement input/output operations on data sets (files). They are by convention referenced to with ...AM acronyms, standing for ... Access Method. They are now mainly used in OS/360's successor z/OS.
Including EXCP
While the Execute Channel Program (EXCP) macro, is included in this list, EXCP works with OPEN to allow callers to issue hardware specific channel commands to datasets on DASD/TAPE, technically it is a dataset abstraction interface for higher level access methods.
See also
External references
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