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Target Directory and File Name

If you specify a directory name in the QDLS System, the file will be stored as:

/QDLS/folder-name/job-name/job-number/job-user-name/file-number+ /spooled-file-name/date/sequence-number.PDF

In this example the target was specified as '/QDLS/EMAILS'

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If you select "Generate multiple PDF files" the separate files will have sequence number 00001.PDF, 00002.PDF etc.

File(s) will be generated as owned by the spooled file owner with public authority of *EXCLUDE

Any directories that do not already exist are created by the PDF subsystem, are owned by QSPLJOB, and have a public authority of *RX

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Contents Infoprint Server for iSeries ISeries Output ArchitectureEnabling e-output ISeries Print VersionUsing Infoprint Server Focus of Infoprint ServerPublish to the Web solution Publish to the WebIFS Using iSeries Navigator to create a PSF Config. Object Crtpsfcfg or Chgpsfcfg commandsTarget Directory and File Name More on Target Stream Files Use 5722-XH2 Electronic Report Distribution solution Electronic Report DistributionMail address Architecture E-mailMail with exit program Use exit programSample e-mail received V5R1 V5R2 enhancementsNew Operations Navigator options Mail File size considerations Improve quality with Outline FontsPrint enterprise output on Ipds printers solution Print enterprise output on Ipds printersArchitecture Print Serving Integrate web and network images into iSeries applications Image Transforms Architecture Web image Indexed data for fast navigationIndexed data for fast navigation solution Architecture Portable AFPCrtafpdta and Cvtlindta similarities Crtafpdta vs. Cvtlindta DifferencesWhat else would you use if for? Overview of CrtafpdtaScenarios and Server Components ISeries TransformsInfoprint Server Summary Infoprint Server ArchitectureOther Print and E-output Sessions Additional InformationGlossary Glossary