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Job Setup and Initialization Files
Generic Keyword Function
OUTPUTENDSIDE Defines the number of the last side to be
printed by the output driver.
OUTPUTREPORTRANGE Specifies a subset of reports to be
printed.
OUTPUTSTARTPAGE Defines the page number of the first page
to be printed by the output driver.
OUTPUTSTARTSIDE Defines the number of the first side to be
printed by the output driver.
POSITION_TAPE Rewinds the tape and positions it after the
th
n tape mark prior to reading data or
(for tape input)
labels.
POSITION_TAPE_FILE Positions an IBM standard labelled tape
at a header label of the data file required.
(for tape input)
This keyword overrides
POSITION_TAPE.
PRIORITY Defines the relative priority of this print job
versus other print jobs.
RESSET Defines the Resource Set file to be used. NONE or a fully qualified Setup file
SEPCOUNT Specifies that a job from a MVS host is to
have JES type headers and trailers.
TAPEVOLUME Defines whether it is a single or multi-
volume tape job.
(for tape input)
TYPE Defines the type of print data supplied for
this print job.
VIPFILE Defines the name (without path and
extension) of the VDD file to be created.
Path and extension are defined in the
Setup file.
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Options or Default Value
END (process through to end of
data), LAST, or 1 to 999999999
Any valid range of numbers in
ascending order.
Example: 1,3,5 to print reports 1, 3
and 5, or 1-5 to print reports 1 to 5.
1-999999999
1-999999999
0 (rewinds to beginning of tape) or
any positive number
Example: POSITION_TAPE=3
1 (rewinds to the first file header)
or a file number
1-99
(1 being the highest priority and 99
being the lowest.)
name, up to 256 bytes.
BOTH (produce one header and one
trailer) or n1,n2 (where n1 is number
of header banners and n2 is the
number of trailer banners.
Example: SEPCOUNT=2,3
SINGLE or MULTI
AFP or XEROX
Valid VDD file name up to 256 bytes.
Default is DATASOURCE name.
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DocuPrint 900/1300 These keywords may be used in either Xerox job profiles or AFP job profiles
Keywords
to specify options specific to printing jobs on the DocuPrint 900/1300 printing
system.
All pixel values based on 300 pixels per inch.
Note
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Function
Keyword
BAR_CODE Prints a bar code on all pages, odd pages or
even pages.
BAR_ORIENT Sets bar code orientation on all pages to
either portrait (0), landscape (1), inverted
portrait (2) or inverted landscape (3).
BAR_ORIENT_EVEN Sets bar code orientation on even pages to
either portrait (0), landscape (1), inverted
portrait (2) or inverted landscape (3).
BAR_ORIENT_ODD Sets bar code orientation on odd pages to
either portrait (0), landscape (1), inverted
portrait (2) or inverted landscape (3).
BAR_XLOC Specifies bar code location on all pages, in
number of pixels, along the X-coordinate.
BAR_XLOC_EVEN Specifies bar code location on even pages, in
number of pixels, along the X-coordinate.
BAR_XLOC_ODD Specifies bar code location on odd pages, in
number of pixels, along the X-coordinate.
BAR_YLOC Specifies bar code location on all pages, in
number of pixels, along the Y-coordinate.
BAR_YLOC_EVEN Specifies bar code location on even pages, in
number of pixels, along the Y-coordinate.
BAR_YLOC_ODD Specifies bar code location on odd pages, in
number of pixels, along the Y-coordinate.
BC_FONT_NAME Defines the font to be used for the bar codes. A valid font name for the bar
COPY2UP Prints a second copy adjacent to the original
page.
COPY_1_X_FRONT Specifies the X-coordinate print position of the
first copy printed on the front side.
COPY_1_X_BACK Specifies the X-coordinate print position of the
first copy printed on the back side.
COPY_2_X_FRONT Specifies the X-coordinate print position of the
second copy printed on the front side.
COPY_2_X_BACK Specifies the X-coordinate print position of the
second copy printed on the back side.
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Job Setup Files
Options or Default Value
ON, OFF, ODD or EVEN
0 - 3.
Default is portrait (0).
0 - 3.
Default is portrait (0).
0 - 3.
Default is portrait (0).
A valid number of pixels.
A valid number of pixels.
A valid number of pixels.
A valid number of pixels.
A valid number of pixels.
A valid number of pixels.
codes.
TRUE or FALSE
A valid number of pixels.
Default is 0.
A valid number of pixels.
Default is 0.
A valid number of pixels.
Default is 0.
A valid number of pixels.
Default is 0.
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