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DEFINING CLUSTERS

XEROX DOCUPRINT 96/DOCUPRINT 96MX LPS PDL REFERENCE

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Step 4.

Use the FEED= DJDE in the JSL file to specify the cluster to be used.
For example:

...
...data for cover letter...
DJDE FEED=BILPAG,END;
...data for bill...
DJDE FEED=SUMMRY,END;
...data for summary sheet
(and in the JSL)
OUTPUT STOCKS=BILLS, FEED=COVER;

Note:

The specified cluster must be identified in the active

stockset.

If clusters are used in the print job, the OUTPUT command requires
the STOCKS= parameter; the FEED= parameter is optional. The
INIFEED= parameter of the STOCKSET command takes effect when
no FEED= parameter is coded. If the STOCKSET command has no
INIFEED= parameter, the first cluster specified in the STOCKSET
command is used. The following example produces the same results
as the previous example.

BILLS: STOCKSET ASSIGN=(’CV102’, COVER),
ASSIGN=(’BL231’, BILPAG),
ASSIGN=(’SM233’, SUMMRY),
INIFEED=COVER;
OUTPUT STOCKS=BILLS;

Note:

The STOCKS=DJDE makes the STOCKSET command

INIFEED= parameter take effect, thereby canceling the previous
FEED= parameter.

The STOCKSET command has an optional SYSPAGE=parameter. It
feeds the system pages (for example, PLABEL, OPRINFO, rollover
marker pages, accounting pages) from the specified cluster;
otherwise these pages are printed from the MAIN cluster. The
following example illustrates its use:

BILLS: STOCKSET ASSIGN=(’CV102’, COVER),
ASSIGN=(’BL231’, BILPAG),
ASSIGN=(’SM233’, SUMMRY),
ASSIGN=(’RED00’, RED),
INIFEED=COVER,
SYSPAGE=RED;
OUTPUT STOCKS=BILLS;