CODE-1 Plus has six files that you can identify for your job: one input file and five output files. The program has internal names for each of these files, and these internal names will be printed on the reports and on the FILEDF parameter record, regardless of the actual file, library, and member names. For more information on reports, refer to Generating Reports. For more information on the FILEDF parameter record, refer to "Parameter Reference" in your CODE-1 Plus Reference Guide.
You can use the Submit Batch Job component to identify file, library, and member names for the following files:
File |
Description |
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C1BMNAM |
This required file is your input name-and-address file. |
C1BMCOK |
This required file is the output file to which CODE-1 Plus writes all of the records that were verified or corrected. |
C1BMZP4 |
This optional file is the output file to which CODE-1 Plus writes all of the records that were successfully ZIP + 4 coded. Note that this file is a subset of the C1BMCOK file. |
C1BMNCO |
This optional file is the output file to which CODE-1 Plus writes all of the records that had valid input ZIP Codes (i.e., the ZIP Code was valid somewhere in U.S.) but were not matched for some reason. If you do not identify this file, these records will be written to the C1BMCOK file along with the records that were successfully matched. |
C1BMIZP |
This optional file is the output file to which CODE-1 Plus writes all of the records that had invalid input ZIP Codes. An invalid input ZIP Code is one that is not valid anywhere in the United States. If you do not identify this file, these records will be written to the C1BMNCO file (if it is identified) or the C1BMCOK file (if the C1BMNCO file is not identified). |
C1BMSTA |
This optional file is the output file to which CODE-1 Plus writes all of the output statistics. These records are fixed length. |