IBM S544-5285-01 manual Using Acif in the VM Environment

MSGDD

Defines	the DDname for the message data				set. When ACIF process
print data set,		it can	issue a	variety of informational or erro
MSGDD	is not specified as an			invocation parameter,SYSPRINT ACIF uses
as the	default	DDname	and stops	processingSYSPRINT	isif not defined.

Although the sample shows a specified REGION size of 3MB, this valu vary, depending on the complexity of the input data and the conver indexing options requested.

INPUT

This DD statement defines the print data set to be processed by sample in Figure 20 on page 81, this is the same data set as defi

PRINTOUT DD statement.

OUTPUT

This

DD

statement

defines the

name

of

the

print

data

set

that

ACI

a result of processing the

application's

print

data

set. See

Figure

page 81

for

the

DCB

requirements.

RESOBJ

This

DD

statement

defines the name of the resource data set that

as

a

result

of

processing the print data set. This statement is no

RESTYPE=NONE

is

specified

in

the

processing

parameter

data

set.

INDEX

This

DD

statement

defines the name of the index object file that

as

a

result

of

processing

the

application's

print

data

set.

This

parameter

is

not required unless indexing is requested

or

unles

print

data

set

contains indexing

structured

fields.

If

you

are

not

the

print

data

set

contains

indexing

structured

fields,

and

you

do

index object file created, specify DD DUMMY; no index object fil created.

SYSPRINT

If you are not writing messages to spool, the data set must have

attributes:LRECL=137,BLKSIZE=multiple of LRECL + 4 RECFM=VBA.

SYSIN

This DD statement defines the data set containing the ACIF processi parameters. This is the defaultPARMDD DDname isifnot specified as an invocation parameter.

Note: Files named	by FDEFLIBthe , PDEFLIB	, PSEGLIB	, andOVLYLIB
parameters	are allocated	to system-generated DDnames.

Using ACIF in the VM Environment

Figure 21 on page 83 contains sample VM/CMS commands to invoke ACIF to process print output from an application.

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