Vps 6.2 Transparency; Configuration Description List; Accessing The Configuration Description List Screen - Xerox 4215 Reference Manual

==> TSO EXEC 'XMRP.V1R2M1.CLIST(LDXRXASC)' '< file name > < printer
destination >'

VPS 6.2 transparency

Configuration Description List

Accessing the Configuration Description List screen

==> TSO EXEC 'XMRP.V1R2M1.CLIST(XLSTCFG)'
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VPS 6.2 supports a transparency option. If this option is used, a
sysout class is enabled to support this feature, and you must
make two modifications to the LDXRXFNT and LDXRXFRM clists,
as follows:
1. Modify the clists to make use of this transparency feature by
changing the sysout class in the allocate statement for sysout
printer to reflect the class assigned to VPS transparency. This
value is site dependent; ask your site system programmer for
this information.
2. The parameter in the call statement must be changed from
DBLBYT to NODBLBYT.
You use the Xerox Resource Utility Configuration Description List
to manage the Configuration Descriptions on the host. The
functions provided are browse, copy, delete, modify, and
download. The members listed are configuration descriptions
residing in XMRP.V1R2M1.CFGDLIB.
To access the Configuration Description List screen, enter the
following on the selection or command line and press <Enter>:
The Configuration Description List screen displays showing these
options:
Option B Browse Configuration Description.
Option C Copy Configuration Description. Observe TSO naming
conventions:
• alpha or @, $, #only for first character
• alpha or numeric @,# $ for remaining characters
• 8 character limit.
Option D Delete Configuration Description.
Option M Modify Configuration Description.
Option L Download Configuration Description.
A PF12 key is provided to create a Configuration Description.
The NONE parameter has been added to disable the creation of
that FSL.
The following Configuration Descriptions are provided with the
utility and are located in the XMRP.V1R2M1.CFGDLIB library. To
send one of these configuration descriptions, such as the
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