IBM S544-5285-01 manual Trc=yes no, Trigger n = record, Trigger Value X trigger value, Trigger1

type, you must specify			both resource types. For exam
you request	that	just	page segments be saved in	a r
file, and the page segments are included in overlays,
segments will not be saved in the resource file, beca
overlays will not be searched. In this case, you woul
request that	both	page	segments and overlays be	saved

trc={yes }no

Specifies whether the input file contains Table Reference Cha (TRCs). Some applications may produce output that uses differe fonts on different lines of a file by specifying TRCs at th each line after the carriage-control character, if one is p are:

yes The input file contains table reference characters.

no The input file does not contain table reference charact

Consider the following when you use TRCs:

ŸThe order in which the fonts are charsspecifiedparameterin the

establishes			which	number is assigned to each		associated T
For	example,		the	first font specified is	assigned		0, the
1,	and	so	on.
Ÿ If	you	specifytrc=yes		but TRCs are not contained	in	the	file,

acif command interprets the first character (or second, if carriage-control characters are used) of each line as the

identifier. Consequently, the font used			to	process each	lin
file	may	not be the one you expect,	and	one byte of	d
lost	from	each line.

ŸIf you specifytrc=no or you do not trcspecifyat all, but your data contains a TRC as the first character (or second if car

characters

are

used) of eachacif

commandline, theinterprets

the

TRC as a text character in

the

processed

output,

rather

using it as a font

identifier.

trigger n ={ record

column*},{

'*},{trigger

value' X'trigger value'}

Specifies

the

locations

and

values

of data

fields

within

the

that are to be used

to define indexing groups in the file

fields are referred to as “triggers” because their presen

triggers a processing action. A

maximumtrigger ofparametersfour

can be

specified.

The triggernumber

parametersof

required

to

uniquely

identify

the

beginning

of a group of pages

within

t

function

of

the

complexity

of

the

applicationtrigger1 is outputspecial.

and each record in the file

containing

this

value

is

referr

indexing

anchor

record.

The

presencetrigger

parameterof

causes

ACIF to index the input

triggerfile.n

Eachparameter

comprises

three

values:

record

*Specifies

the

relative

record

number

from

the

index

anchor

record

(trigger1hat is,).

A

value

of

‘*’

can

only

be specifiedtrigger1in ; this value indicates that every

record

should

be checked for the presence of the

trigger1

value.

Aftertrigger1the value has

been

found,

all

othertrigger

n

parameter

values

are

specified as

a

relative offsettrigger1from.

ACIF

reports

an

error

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