SCLM variable and metavariable descriptions

SCLM variables are character strings that SCLM replaces with a value. SCLM replaces these variables with eight-character values, with these exceptions:

@@FLMBD4 variable has a value with a maximum length of 10
@@FLMCD4 variable has a value with a maximum length of 10
@@FLMDOx variable has a value with a maximum length of 44 (x is an integer between 0 and 9).
@@FLMDSD variable has a value with a maximum length of 44
@@FLMDSF variable has a value with a maximum length of 44
@@FLMDSN variable has a value with a maximum length of 44
@@FLMDST variable has a value with a maximum length of 44
@@FLMICN variable has a value with a maximum length of 110
@@FLMID4 variable has a value with a maximum length of 10
@@FLMINC variable contains an address in decimal character format
@@FLMINF variable contains an address in decimal character format
@@FLMLIS variable contains an address in decimal character format
@@FLMMD4 variable has a value with a maximum length of 10
@@FLMPD4 variable has a value with a maximum length of 10
@@FLMSTP variable contains an address in decimal character format
@@FLMXCN variable has a value with a maximum length of 110
@@FLM$C4 variable has a value with a maximum length of 10
@@FLM$MP variable has a value with a maximum length of the build map.
@@FLM$UD variable has a value with a maximum length of 128
@@FLM$XD variable has a value with a maximum length of 110
@@FLM$XN variable has a value with a maximum length of 110
@@FLM$XU variable has a value with a maximum length of 110

In addition to these variables, SCLM has metavariables that represent SCLM internal tracking data. Table 1 lists the SCLM metavariables and their corresponding SCLM variables. Use a metavariable in place of a combination of single SCLM variables. Variables are listed in the order in which their data values appear in the database contents utility report. There are metavariables for the fixed portion of the data and for the long (repeating) portion of the data. Table 1 lists the SCLM metavariables and a short description of each.

You can use SCLM variables in the following places:

On the FLMINCLS macro TYPES parameter. The following variables are supported for this parameter:
- @@FLMCRF
- @@FLMECR
- @@FLMETP
- @@FLMTYP
With the PARM and PARMX architecture definition keywords
On the FLMTRNSL macro OPTIONS parameter
On the FLMALLOC macro MEMBER parameter. The following variables are supported for this parameter:
- @@FLMMBR
- @@FLMONM
On the FLMCPYLB macro. The following variables are supported for FLMCPYLB statements associated with an IOTYPE I, IOTYPE A, or IOTYPE H FLMALLOC macro:
- @@FLMALT
- @@FLMDBQ
- @@FLMDSN
- @@FLMGRB
- @@FLMGRP
- @@FLMMBR
- @@FLMPRJ
- @@FLMSRF
- @@FLMTYP
- @@FLMUID
Note that @@FLMDSN and @@FLMGRP reflect the group where the member being built resides. Use @@FLMGRB for the name of the group where the build is being performed.
On the Database Contents Utility line format parameter (DBUTIL)
On the DSNAME parameter on the FLMCNTRL and FLMALTC macros. The following variables are supported for these parameters:
- @@FLMGRP
- @@FLMPRJ
- @@FLMTYP
On the EXPACCT and EXPXREF parameters of the FLMCNTRL and FLMALTC macros. The following variables are supported for these parameters:
- @@FLMGRP
- @@FLMPRJ
- @@FLMUID
On the VERPDS parameter of the FLMCNTRL and FLMALTC macros. The following variables are supported for these parameters:
- @@FLMDSN
- @@FLMGRP
- @@FLMPRJ
- @@FLMTYP

Many of the variables can be used only for certain translator types and the SCLM utilities. Table 1 lists the SCLM variables in alphabetical order by description and indicates for which translator types they can be used. Table 1 lists the SCLM variables in alphabetic order by variable name.