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     You can specify all the LIB input on the command line. The LIB
     command line has the following syntax:
 
     LIB oldlibrary [options] [commands] [,[listfile] [,[newlibrary]]] [;]
 
     ◄<oldlibrary>►     The library to be created or modified. This
                        field is required.
 
     ◄<options>►        Options that control the LIB session.
 
     ◄<commands>►       Commands to add, delete, replace, copy, and
                        move modules in the library.
 
     ◄<listfile>►       A filename for the cross-reference listing. If
                        you don't specify a name, a file is not created.
 
     ◄<newlibrary>►     The name for the new library.
 
     Fields must appear in order but can be left blank (except for
     <oldlibrary>). A semicolon (;) after any field terminates the
     command; LIB assumes defaults for any remaining fields.
 
     If you enter a library name and follow it immediately with a
     semicolon, LIB performs a consistency check on the library and
     takes no other action.
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