>No, I haven't looked at grouping printers yet.=20
>
>I tried to specify a printer name and host IP address as the target, and
>got the same error -
>
>lpr profile exec a (asynchronous printer qeeple22
>
You need to either use the RSCS parameter, or define a GROUP LPR route
statement.
Help for the
Ian,
When I get a printer that doesn't work, I like the LPR command (direct
to the printer from your cms session) with the Trace option to find out
if the printer actually works and prints before I add it to RSCS.
Sometimes we have firewall holes that need to be punched or something
else is up wi
> You still need to tell RSCS what link to process the file on. The LPR
exec uses
> link name LPR by default. Per chance, did you group LPR1, LPR2,
> etc together as ndoe LPR?
No, I haven't looked at grouping printers yet.
I tried to specify a printer name and host IP address as the target,
>OK, I'll bite. I was hoping someone else would ask.
>
>How do you code a continuation on a TAG stmt and is it only for the RSCS
>use of TAG. I looked in RSCS HELP as well as CP HELP and see no mention
>of continuation.
>
Statements in the RSCS config can be continued on multiple lines.
The defa
OK, I'll bite. I was hoping someone else would ask.
How do you code a continuation on a TAG stmt and is it only for the RSCS
use of TAG. I looked in RSCS HELP as well as CP HELP and see no mention
of continuation.
Jim (never too old to learn) Bohnsack
Jones, Ian H wrote:
And after a life
> Coding the TAG and SPOOL commands rather than using LPR EXEC has fixed
> the immediate problem. Thank you
And works better all around.
> I'm not sure why the name of the link would need to be
> different to the printer name specified in the PARM statement, so I
have
> changed that.
Simple ans
Coding the TAG and SPOOL commands rather than using LPR EXEC has fixed
the immediate problem. Thank you
I hit a socket problem -
DMTLPR083E Socket error on link XRXSTD request=Bind
DMTLPR083E return code=- 1 error number=13 (Permission denied)
but I found an answer in the archives, and I have s
Ian -
I've never been satisfied with the LPR command in CMS so I use these
commands:
cp spool print rscs
cp tag dev prt [printer name]
I have an EXEC that issues thes commands under the covers.
On a FILELIST screen the users types:SPRT / [printer name]
/Fran Hensler at Slippery Rock Uni
The most obvious question is, does RSCS have routing to these printers? Also
mine has a PRINTER= parm that I do not see on yours.
Mine
*
LINKDEF XWC80 TYPE LPR QUEUE FIFO FORM * AST
PARM XWC80 EXIT=LPRXONE #
HOST=199.44.nnn.nn PRINTER=IP_199.44.nnn.nn #
EPARM='S=
Guys,
This is probably a stupid question, but it is getting urgent and I don't have
any more time to play with it.
We are trying to print to IP printers for the first time. This looks like it
should have been a straight forward change; CMS users used to send output to
type SNA3270P printers a
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