System / 360 programs typically contain modifiable data ( working storage ) and " address constants " or " adcons " ( fields containing the addresses of code or data ).
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Working storage datasets ( i . e ., SORTWK01, . . ., SORTWKnn ) may be disk or tape, although the BLOCKSET algorithm is restricted to disk working storage; more working storage datasets generally improves performance.
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Working storage datasets ( i . e ., SORTWK01, . . ., SORTWKnn ) may be disk or tape, although the BLOCKSET algorithm is restricted to disk working storage; more working storage datasets generally improves performance.
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Working storage datasets ( i . e ., SORTWK01, . . ., SORTWKnn ) may be disk or tape, although the BLOCKSET algorithm is restricted to disk working storage; more working storage datasets generally improves performance.
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In addition to four one-word registers, the drum has four 32-word channels of working storage from which instructions are picked up to be carried out and data picked up to be operated on in the arithmetic registers.
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You probably remember icons on the right best because the second stage of memory, working storage, has so little capacity that images viewed early in a sequence can get pushed out to make room for those arriving later.
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ATS / 360 was designed exclusively for IBM 2311 and IBM 2314 direct access storage facilities, for online " Working storage " and " Permanent storage " and for IBM 2400 / 3400 tape drives, for offline " Rollout / Rollin " ( Permanent storage backup / restore ) and " Format and print " tapes.
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It is permitted for processes B and C to be executing the same code, so each process must have its own set of working storage, control blocks, etc . Whether or not they do share code, B and C are free to use the same port names, as port names only have meaning within the components referencing them ( and at the network level, of course ).
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Arguably, one aspect of its completeness is that the concept of error is limited to events like lack of file space and requesting expansion of a string longer than the interpreter's working storage; what would in many languages be described as illegal operations are dealt with in TRAC by defining a result ( often a null string ) for every possible combination of a function's argument strings.
