Print description language (pdl), Creating a job source library (jsl) – Xerox 96MX User Manual
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2.
Print Description Language (PDL)
2-1
Purpose of PDL
2-1
PDL command structure
2-2
Command line length
2-2
Command components
2-2
Identifier
2-3
Command keyword
2-3
Parameter
2-4
Comments
2-4
Syntax rules
2-5
Right-part constants
2-6
Value constants
2-6
String constants
2-6
Job source library (JSL) structure
2-10
Command levels
2-10
ID level
2-12
System or JDL level
2-12
Catalog level
2-12
Job or JDE level
2-13
Examples–JOB command
2-13
END command
2-13
Creating separate files for grouping PDL commands
2-16
Hierarchy of replacement
2-16
Hierarchy within a job descriptor library (JDL)
2-17
Non-JDL hierarchy — START command
2-18
START command
2-18
Hierarchy of replacement in an errored job descriptor library (JDL)
2-21
3.
Creating a job source library (JSL)
3-1
What your JSL specified for LPS processing
3-2
Decisions to make before creating your JSL
3-3
Input data
3-3
Output specifications
3-4
Type of application to create
3-4
Special features
3-5
Interactions between JSLs, catalogs, and jobs
3-5
Review of PDL components and syntax
3-6
Command levels
3-6
Command components
3-6
Command identifiers
3-6