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Common Entire System Server Features FORMDEF=, PAGEDEF= Parameter Node Program Class Hold = yes/no CNTL Form RMT Formdef Pagedef Description FORMDEF (6 CHARS MAX) PAGEDEF (6 CHARS MAX) The real NPR node number which can contain up to 5 digits. It addresses the destination started task of Entire System Server and where the output is written. The JES Writer which can contain up to 8 characters. JES provides control to the Writer program. If JES does not find it, it is ignored. Possible Value: *OUTPUT means that the input from the Natural statement DEFINE PRINTER is used to be interpreted as JES Writer. The SYSOUT class within JES where the output has to be written. It can contain only one character or digit. It is a descriptor for further software (e.g. Entire Output Management) to detect the output stream for processing. Specifies if the output stream is to be held within the JES spool or not, in case the task previously started by Entire System Server terminates. Represents the control character for the SYSOUT dataset. CNTL contains one character: A M ASA control character machine control character Describes the form control buffer for JES. This value is transferred to JES which handles the processing. RMT represents the JES remote user ID if SYSOUT has to be routed to a different JES system. You can find the name of the JES system in the destination field within the DEFINE PRINTER statement (for example, DEFINE PRINTER OUTPUT='DAEM') They can contain up to 6 characters. After editing the NATWSPDF member with customized values, you can assemble and link it. (If you want to use the factory settings, you may omit these steps.) To use the Write-to-Spool feature with statically linked access method at your site, relink the Natural module as follows: 88 Administration
For z/OS: INCLUDE NPRLIB(NATWSP41) The Write-to-Spool access method for Natural 4.1 INCLUDE NPRLIB(NATWSPDF) Write-to-Spool defaults ( your adapted parameter module) To use dynamic load you may either use the delivered module NATWSPN4 with default parameters or you may link your adapted parameter module: INCLUDE NPRLIB(NATWSP41) INCLUDE USRLIB(NATWSPPA) your adapted module NAME NATWSPxx(R) your adapted write to spool module. This name must be used in RCALIAS=(NATAM11,NATWSPxx) For z/VSE: INCLUDE NATWSP41 The Write-to-Spool access method for Natural 4.1 INCLUDE NATWSPDF Write-to-Spool defaults (your adapted parameter module) To use dynamic load you may either use the delivered module NATWSPN4 with default parameters or you may link your adapted parameter module. Examples: 1. Assume using the factory settings and executing the Natural program: DEFINE PRINTER (2) OUTPUT 'WK1' WRITE (2) 'THIS IS A SMART RECORD' CLOSE PRINTER (2) During the execution of this program, you can see the following fields with their in the Display Active Tasks panel: DDNAME DSID Owner C Dest Rec-Cnt Forms Wtr PageDef FormDef SYS00001 104 WKK A WK1 2 STD Browsing this dataset, you can see: Page 1 THIS IS A SMART RECORD Administration Common Entire System Server Features 89
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