Printing the job – Xerox 96MX User Manual
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CREATING A JOB SOURCE LIBRARY (JSL)
XEROX DOCUPRINT 96/DOCUPRINT 96MX LPS PDL REFERENCE
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Examples:
PDL XEROX,NOSOURCE,NOPRINT
PDL H2SYS,TRAY
XEROX and H2SYS are JSL names. Note that parameter keywords
are not order dependent.
Printing the job
Once your JDL is compiled successfully, you can have the LPS print
the actual application using the START command:
START
jde-id,jdl-id
The START command specifies the job descriptor library (JDL) and
the job descriptor entry (JDE), also called the JOB for printing.
Refer to the “Non-JDL hierarchy—START command” section in the
“Print description language components and processes” chapter in
this manual or to your
Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX LPS
Operator Guide or Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX LPS
Operations Reference, for additional information on the START
command.
Table 3-2.
PDL filename parameter option(s) and definition(s)
Option(s)
Definition(s)
NOPRINT
Specifies that only source records that contain
errors, the diagnostics that apply to those lines,
and the PDL summary reports are printed during
compilation. If there are no errors, there is no
printout. The default is to print all of the above
plus the PDL source records.
NOSOURCE
Specifies that no source files (JSLs) be created
when the input is from tape. This option has no
effect when input is not from tape.
REPLACE
Specifies that an existing JDL file may be
replaced by a new output file of the same name.
This is the default.
NOREPLACE
Specifies not to create a new JDL file if it has the
same name as an existing file. REPLACE is the
default.
TRAY
Sends the compiled listing of your code and
diagnostics to the sample tray. BIN is the default,
which delivers the printout to the output tray.
NRWD
Specifies that no rewind occurs after a tape file is
processed. The default is to rewind.
DISPLAY
Displays all PDL messages. The default prints
the messages only on the PDL listing.
TD
n
Tape device (assigned at SYSGEN time) that
contains the JSL.