IBM S544-5285-01 manual Pdeflib, SOSI2, SOSI3, Pseglib=, Name2

Notes:

1. The

file

types

must

conform

to

CMS

naming

conventions.

2. This

is

a

required

parameter

if

the

print

file

contains

any

and USERLIB is not specified.

If this parameter is not spec

print file contains any line-mode data, ACIF reports an error c

terminates

processing.

PDEFLIB

This

parameter

is

not

VSEused.

Pagefor-definition resources

are

located

the library defined by the // LIBDEF PHASE,SEARCH=(...) JCL statemen

information on how PSF/VSE selects resources,PrintreferServicesto

Facility/VSE:

System

Programming

Guide.

PRMODE=SOSI1SOSI2SOSI3

aaaaaaaa

Specifies the type of data in

the

input

file

and

whether

ACIF

optional

processing

of

that

data.

SOSI1

Specifies

that each shift-out,

shift-in

code

be

converted

to

Set

Coded

Font Local text control. The SOSI1

conversion

by

ACIF

same as that performed by PSF

for

OS/390,

PSF/MVS,

PSF/VM,

and

PSF/VSE.

SOSI2

Specifies

that each shift-out,

shift-in

code

be

converted

to

Font Local text control. The SOSI2 conversion by ACIF is the sa

performed

by

PSF

for

OS/390,

PSF/MVS,

PSF/VM,

and

PSF/VSE.

SOSI3

Specifies

that each shift-out character be converted to a Se

Local

text

control.

Each

shift

in is converted to a

Set

Coded

Text

control

and

two

blanksSOSI3 .

Thedata

conversion

is

the

same

as

theSOSI3

data conversion performed by PSF for OS/390 or PSF/MVS.

aaaaaaaa

Specifies

any 8-byte alphanumeric string. This value is supplied

ACIF

user

exits.

EXAMPLE

This

example specifies that the SOSI1 process mode be set u

PRMODE=SOSI1

For the process to work correctly, the first font specified

parameter

(or

in

a

font

list

in

a

page

definition)

must

be a

and the second font must be

a double-byte font.

PSEGLIB=

data

set

name1[,data

set

name2][,data

set

name]

...(OS/390

and

MVS)

Specifies

the

data

sets

that

compose

the

page

segment

library.

8 data sets can be specified. The parameter also specifies th

sequence

when

ACIF

searches

for

a

particular page

segment,

BCOCA,

or IOCA object. ACIF first looks

fordatathe setresourcename1. If init

cannot

find the resourcedata setin name1, it continues the

sedarchta

setwith

name2 ,

and

so

on,

until

it

either

locates

the

requested

resource

list

of

specified

data

sets.

Chapter

7. Using

ACIF

Parameters

in

OS/390,

MVS,

VM,105and

VSE