The following Work Flow Language (WFL) job produces a listing of card images for EBCDIC data. You must place a question mark (?) in column 1 of the first line after the inclusion of the data deck so that the WFL compiler knows that it has reached the end of the deck.

 BEGIN JOB CARDLINE;
 RUN SYSTEM/CARDLINE; VALUE = <integer>;
 EBCDIC
 .
 .
 <data deck>
 .
 .
 ?
 END JOB;

To list a disk file, you must file-equate FILE CARD to disk as follows:

 BEGIN JOB;
 RUN SYSTEM/CARDLINE; VALUE = <integer>;
 FILE CARD (KIND = DISK, TITLE = <file title>);
 END JOB;

The value=<integer> clause specifies spacing between output lines. If you do not specify this clause, the program assumes a value of 0.

For EBCDIC files, the integer value must be within a range of 0 through 9. The values 0 and 1 cause single spacing (no blank lines between lines of data). The values 2 through 9 cause the specified number of lines to be spaced. For example, if the value is 5, the program places four blank lines between the lines of data.