You can code the EZAPPEFM macro to define end-of-file rules for each combination of SLU name, PLU name, and LU type. There are 4 types of EZAPPEFM macros you can code. TYPE=value is a required keyword identifying the function of the macro. Choose one of 4 valid values, as follows:

TYPE=ENTRY

Use this macro type to start a new table entry and optionally define entry-wide end-of-file defaults for one or more LU types. This function of the EZAPPEFM macro requires that you specify the name for the end-of-file rules table entry, maclabel. Do not code maclabel with any of the other types of EZAPPEFM (TYPE=SYSDFLT, TYPE=PLU, or TYPE=END).

TYPE=PLU

Use this macro to define end-of-file rules for one or more LU types when used with a specified PLU or set of PLUs. This macro type is optional. If used, several can follow an EZAPPEFM macro with TYPE=ENTRY.

TYPE=SYSDFLT

Use this macro type to define system-wide end-of-file defaults for one or more LU types. This macro type is optional. If used, there can be only one, and it must be the first EZAPPEFM macro in the module.

TYPE=END

Use this macro type to mark the end of the table. You must code exactly one EZAPPEFM macro with TYPE=END, and it must be the last EZAPPEFM macro in the module.

Each macro type is described separately, with separate syntax diagrams.