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LINESIZE Operand

z/OS TSO/E User's Guide
SA32-0971-00

If your terminal is not an IBM® 3270 or equivalent, you can use the LINESIZE operand to specify the maximum number of characters allowed on one line of your terminal.

Example
To specify 40 as the maximum number of characters the system can display on one line of your terminal, enter after the READY mode message:
TERMINAL LINESIZE(40)

If you enter LINESIZE(80) and try to view a data set with its record format attribute (RECFM) set to U, specifying records of undefined length, the line is truncated at the 79th character. The truncated byte (80) is reserved for an attribute character.

REXX processing formats the output of the REXX SAY instruction and tracing output to one less than the value of the LINESIZE setting. The REXX LINESIZE() function also returns this amount.

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