Xerox FreeFlow manual Sample completed JSL, Xrxspl JDL, VFU2UP, FONTS=P1012A, PMODE=PORTRAIT

PDL principles and procedures

CMEs, PDEs, TSTs, and STOCKSETs: Following an END; command for a JSL, you may code one or more CMEs (CME command), PDEs (FORMAT command), TSTs (ROUTE command), or stocksets (STOCKSET command). If the CME, PDE, TST, or stockset that you are coding will be used by more than one JSL file or is referenced by a DJDE, compile and catalog it as a separate file (not part of any JSL). Refer to “Compiling a JSL,” later in this chapter, for the procedure.

Ending all JSLs The end of all JSLs, CMEs, PDEs, and so forth to be processed is indicated by two consecutive END; commands as shown below.

END; END;

Sample completed JSL

The following figure shows the entire JSL constructed from the command level examples in this section.This is an example of an online JSL. Note that HOST=IBMONL indicates the source and structure of input data. The VOLUME=HOST command indicates whether the JSL is for an offline (tape) or online job.

XRXSPL: JDL;

/* System level ID commands*/

VFU1:	VFU	ASSIGN=(1,11), ASSIGN=(12,66), TOF=11,
		BOF=66;
VFU2UP:	VFU	ASSIGN=(1,(11,77)),
		ASSIGN=(12,(66,132)), TOF=11, BOF=132;
VFU3:	VFU	ASSIGN=(1,1), TOF=1, BOF=132;
PDE1:	PDE	BEGIN=(0.18IN,0.66IN),
		FONT=(L0112B,L01BOA), PMODE=LANDSCAPE;
PDE2:	PDE	BEGIN=(1.03,.51), BEGIN=(6.30,.51),
		FONTS=P1012A, PMODE=PORTRAIT;
CME1:	CME	LINE=(9,–), POS=1, FONT=1;
CME2:	CME	LINE=3, POS=59,
		CONSTANT='FIRST QUARTER';
	VOLUME	HOST=IBMONL, CODE=EBCDIC;
	RECORD	LENGTH=136;

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