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Overview Steps in creating a JSL
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1.13.8 Using copy modification entries
Copy modification entries (CMEs) allow you to change report output on static data and to
change fonts within variable data. Sample CMEs follow:
1.13.9 Specifying output requirements
There are many specifications you can select to define the manner and look of your printed
application. You can also have messages displayed to operators to advise or remind them
of special circumstances. This is done with the MESSAGE command:
Similarly, the ROUTE command sends printed information preceding the report to opera-
tors. Most output specifications are selected from parameters of the OUTPUT command.
As with other commands, these can be specified at any command level, but are most often
specified at the job level because of the many variations possible. Here are some exam-
ples:
CME1:CME LINE=(9,-),POS=1,FONT=1;
CME2:CME LINE=3,POS=59,
CONSTANT='FIRST QUARTER’;
MESSAGE OTEXT=('ALL FORMS DUPLEX ONLY'!!!!!!',1,WAIT),
ITEXT=('COPY 2 WILL NEED BLUE PAPER');
/* Job level commands*/
JOB1: JDE;
OUTPUT DUPLEX=YES,
FORM=SMPLE,
MODIFY=CME1,
FORMAT=PDE1,
COPIES=10,
BFORM=SMLBK,
OFFSET=FIRST;
JOB2: JDE;
LINE VFU=VFU2UP;
OUTPUT FORMAT=PDE4,
FORMS=SPL2,
COPIES=7;