IBM System 360 User Manual page 79
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When you enter the CONTINUE subcommand. the system will resume
printing with the next data set being processed or with the next message
if a block of messages is being processed.
In the following example you
request that the data sets in output classes Band C be listed at your
terminal.
The system pauses after printing the data set in B.
You
enter the CONTINUE subcommand to resume processing with the data set in
C.
READY
output
jones2
class(b c)
print(.)
pause
output class B
OUTPUT
continue
output class C
If the interruption was not caused by a pause, you may prefer to
resume printing at the beginning of the data set being processed or a
few lines before the interruption.
If you want to resume printing at
the beginning, enter:
OUTPUT
continue
begin
If you prefer to resume printing approximately 10 lines before the
interruption occurred. enter:
OUTPUT
continue
here
The CONTINUE subcommand also lets you respecify the PAUSE operand of
the OUTPUT command..
If you entered PAUSE in the OUTPUT command" you can
enter NOPAUSE in the CONTINUE subcommand. for example,
READY
output
smithc
class(d)
print (data)
pause
OUTPUT
continue
begin
nopause
If you did not specify PAUSE in the OUTPUT command, you can do so in the
CONTINUE subcommand.
This causes the system to pause at the end of each
data set processed subsequently.
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