
{}
{   The purpose of this request to set a status variable to represent an}
{ abnormal condition.}
{   This request is provided primarily for the file_access_procedure writer}
{ to enable him/her to initialize the status variable according to access}
{ method conventions.}
{   This request is intended to be used in situations where the local name}
{ is known but the error is not peculiar to an instance of open of the file.}
{ To set abnormal status for an instance of open, use}
{ amp$set_file_instance_abnormal. If neither the local_file_name nor the}
{ file_identifier are known use osp$set_status_abnormal.}
{   Use osp$append_status_parameter to include additional parameters.}
{}
{       AMP$SET_LOCAL_NAME_ABNORMAL (LOCAL_FILE_NAME,
{         EXCEPTION_CONDITION, REQUEST_CODE, TEXT, STATUS)
{}
{ LOCAL_FILE_NAME: (input) This parameter specifies the local name of the}
{       file for which an exception condition has been detected.}
{}
{ EXCEPTION_CONDITION: (input) This parameter specifies the condition}
{       code for the abnormal condition.}
{}
{ REQUEST_CODE: (input) This parameter specifies the access method request}
{       code. This identifies the access method request which detected the}
{       condition.}
{}
{ TEXT: (input) This parameter specifies text to be included in the status}
{       for the exception_condition. By convention this interface}
{       will intialize the first 7 parameters in status.text to the following:
{         1. Local_file_name.}
{         2. Name of access method request which detected condition.}
{         3. null string.}
{         4. null string.}
{         5. null string.}
{         6. null string.}
{         7. Reserved for access method internal use.}
{       The eighth parameter is initialized to the value of this parameter.}
{}
{ STATUS: (output) This parameter specifies the status variable which is}
{       to be initialized by this request.}
{}
