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Define the PP/ROUTER Printers to JES
Each SPS start-up procedure is one functional subsystem. The printers defined in the
procedure are the printers that the functional subsystem controls. The SPS functional
subsystems, and the printers they control, must be defined to JES2.
Any combination of APA single, APA twin, LIP, MOD2, and ROUTER printers may be
controlled by one functional subsystem. Each ROUTER printer is addressed by the
functional subsystem as a single JES printer number. These printer definitions make it
possible for the operator to control the printers separately.
In JES2, SPS ROUTER printers should be coded as remote printers (please see Figure
14 on page 55 for coding examples). No device number parameter should be coded. If a
device number is included in the PRT(nnnn) or DEVICE statement, SPS does not
complete its initialization phase.
Figure 9: Example JES2 Initialization Statements for PP/ROUTER client printers
A brief explanation of each parameter in the JES initialisation statements follows. For a
detailed description of these parameters (see IBMs documentation relating to JES
definitions).
PROC= procedure_name Procedure for starting this FSS.
(Required)
AUTOSTOP={YES | NO} Whether the FSS address space is stopped when all
FSAs have been stopped.
(Optional, default is NO).
PRT(nnnn) This statement defines an FSA and has the following
sub-parameters.
CKPTMODE={PAGE | SEC} whether checkpointing is
based on PAGES or SECONDS.
(Optional, default is YES).
FSSDEF (PPROUTER) ........ PROC=PPROUTER
PRT(nnnn) MODE=FSS,FSS=PPROUTER,CKPTMODE=SEC,CKPTSEC=60,
PRMODE=(LINE,PAGE,SOSI1,SOSI2,SOSI3),
SETUP=NOHALT,DRAIN,QUEUE=4,UCS=0,TRKCELL=YES,
PRESELECT=YES,WS=(Q/F)