Configuring the host is only necessary if
you are adding a printer definition for the first time. If you are replacing
an existing channel-attached printer, you do not need to change your host
definition.The following example shows the printer definition portion of the JES2 remote definition. Define IPDS connections according to the example.
Configuring the host is only necessary if
you are adding a printer definition for the first time. If you are replacing
an existing channel-attached printer, you do not need to change your host
definition.
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PRTxx |
CKPTPAGE=100, |
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CLASS=ACFJT, |
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COPYMARK=JOB, |
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DRAIN, |
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FSS=fssname, |
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MARK, |
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MODE=FSS, |
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PRESELCT=NO, |
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PRMODE=(LINE,PAGE), |
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ROUTECDE=Uxx, |
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UNIT=xxx |
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WS=(W,R,Q,PMD,LIM,F/P) |
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DESTID |
NAME=hostprn,DEST=Uxx |
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FSSDEF |
FSSNAME=fssname,PROC=psfproc |
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Parameter |
Description |
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PRTxx |
Replace the xx with the printer number on the mainframe. This number is also used in PSF host configuration. |
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FSS=fssname and FSSNAME=fssname |
Enter the PSF procedure that describes the printer attributes. This can be found in the PSF host configuration. |
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ROUTECDE=Uxx |
Replace xx with the routing label for the printer. This will typically match the DEST=Uxx parameter. |
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UNIT=xxx |
Replace the xxx with the image number followed by the channel address (for example, 01E). For Bus & Tag connections, the image number is always 0. |
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DEST=Uxx |
Replace xx with the routing label for the printer. This will typically match the ROUTECDE=Uxx parameter. |
