Option 11 (Work with PFD definitions)
Work with PFD definitions allows you to do the following:
Create a PFD definition. You can start this option by specifying the name of a
PFD definition name with the option number.
Change a PFD definition.
Copy a PFD definition.
Delete a PFD definition.
Print a PFD definition.
Rename a PFD definition.
Print a database file.
See Chapter 10, “Work with PFD Definitions” on page 139 for more information.
Option 12 (Work with PFD definition files)
Work with PFD definition files allows you to do the following:
Create a PFD definition file by specifying the name of an AS/400 library, a PFD
definition file name, and the option number.
Change the description of a PFD definition file.
Copy a PFD definition file.
Delete a PFD definition file.
Rename a PFD definition file.
Display the description of a PFD definition file.
Call the Work with PFD Definitions display.
See Chapter 11, “Work with PFD Definition Files” on page 195 for more
information.
Option 13 (Print Database File Member)
Print database file member allows you to create a printing request interactively to
the system by specifying a PFD definition, a database file, an output queue, and
other information to print a database file member. See Chapter 12, “Print
Database File Member” on page 207 for more information.
|If you start the Print Format Utility by using the STRPFU command, the Work with
PFD Definitions display on page 139 appears. You can skip the Work with PFD
Definition display by specifying a PFD definition name and an option number with
the command.
See Chapter 21, “AFP Utilities for AS/400 Commands” on page 355 for more
information.
|Option 14 (Print AFP Utilities tutorial)
|Print AFP Utilities tutorial allows you to print the full tutorial or part of the tutorial.
|The Print Database File Member display appears. The values provided can be
|changed to specify the number of copies or to direct the output to a different output
|queue. To print the entire tutorial, press the Enter key. To print only part of the
|tutorial, place the cursor at the PFD definition prompt and press F4. The select
|PFD definition display will appear where you can select the section of the tutorial
|you want to print. The sections from which you can choose are:
| Entire tutorial
|Overview - Topics covered in the tutorial
|Create Source Overlay file and Source Overlay
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