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HOST FORMS DESCRIPTION LANGUAGE
HFDL compiler JCL
5–6
Figure 5–7.
BATCH command syntax
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BATCH DDname
(PDS member name)
The PDS member name identifies the file that contains the
COMPILE commands. The PDS member must be in the same
data set as the FSLs you are compiling.
If you are compiling forms in the XYZFORMS data set, and the
DDname is XFFSL, you can create the batch command statement.
Figure 5–8 shows an example of the BATCH command with
XFFSL as the DDname and BATCH01 as the PDS member name.
Figure 5–8.
Sample BATCH command
BATCH XFFSL (BATCH01)
The XYZFORMS data set contains the BATCH01 PDS member,
which contains the COMPILE commands for the forms you are
compiling.
An example of the batchfile is:
COMPILE FSL=XFFSL(XYZFM1) LIST OBJECT VER=2
COMPILE FSL=XFFSL(XYZFM2) LIST OBJECT VER=HC
COMPILE FSL=XFFSL(XYZFM3) LIST OBJECT VER=X1
COMPILE FSL=XFFSL(XYZFM3) LIST OBJECT VER=XC
The Virtual Storage Access Method (VSAM) data sets store the
HFDL compiler resources (fonts, logos, forms, and colormaps).
These, along with printer device definitions, comprise the XPRM
database.
Table 5–4 identifies the DDnames that the compiler uses to
reference data sets for centralized printers. You must include a
DD statement for each in your compiler invocation JCL.
Table 5–4.
Resource DDnames for centralized printers
DDname
XSFNTATT Data set containing font and logo attributes.
XSFORMS
Data set containing forms. Each record contains a
resource occurrence in Xerox LPS printer file format
– .FRM or .FR6.
XSSUPTAB Data set containing database references.
XSFRMATT Data set containing form attributes.
HOST FORMS DESCRIPTION LANGUAGE 3.2 FOR IBM MVS CREATING FORMS
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