Tom Schmidt wrote:
Actually, JES2's SEGMENT support is based on the number of PAGES, which in
turn are based strictly on skips to channel 1, while the JES3 THRESHLD
support is based on the number of LINES. Presumably JES2 output that has
LINECT=0 specified (somewhere) would result in no SEGMENT
>Actually, JES2's SEGMENT support is based on the number of PAGES, which
in
>turn are based strictly on skips to channel 1, while the JES3 THRESHLD
>support is based on the number of LINES. Presumably JES2 output that
has
>LINECT=0 specified (somewhere) would result in no SEGMENTs produced,
>where
On Mon, 28 Nov 2005 20:34:44 -0800, Edward E. Jaffe wrote:
>Larre Shiller wrote:
>
>>Take a look at the THRESHLD parameters of the OUTPUT JCL and the
>>JES3 //*FORMAT PR statements.
>>
>>
>
>SEGMENT dices up a report as it's being created. THRESHLD dices up a
>report as it's being printed. Both ca
Thank you both, especially for guessing that I actually meant "chunks"
not "junks" :-)
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Larre Shiller wrote:
Take a look at the THRESHLD parameters of the OUTPUT JCL and the
JES3 //*FORMAT PR statements.
SEGMENT dices up a report as it's being created. THRESHLD dices up a
report as it's being printed. Both cause the report to "break" at an
arbitrary point, based on number of
Peter -
Take a look at the THRESHLD parameters of the OUTPUT JCL and the
JES3 //*FORMAT PR statements.
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In JES2 environments, one can split up SYSOUTs into multiple
junks using the SEGMENT= keyword. Is there an equivalent
function in a JES3 environment?
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