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Print Processing Summary of LINE Command Parameters
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3.6 Summary of LINE Command Parameters
The LINE command provides parameters which allow the user to define the characteristics
of the user portion of the input data record and how it is to be printed.
DATA This parameter specifies the location and length of the print line data with-
in an input data record.
FCB This parameter specifies whether to suppress or accept the processing of
the host transmitted forms control buffer (FCB).
FONTINDEX This parameter specifies that a field within a user data record defines the
index to a specific font to be used for that line. If FONTINDEX is not spec-
ified, none is used.
INKINDEX This parameter specifies that a field within a user data record defines the
index to a specific ink to be used for that line. If INKINDEX is not specified,
NONE is used.
MARGIN This parameter specifies the left margin on a physical page.
OVERPRINT This parameter specifies the manner in which overprint lines are handled.
(Overprint lines are print lines whose carriage control specifies printing
with no line spacing since the last printed line.)
PCC This parameter specifies the position (and possible translation) of the
printer carriage control field.
PCCTYPE This parameter specifies a carriage control set used in printing a job.
VFU This parameter specifies the vertical format buffer.
Parameter Definition(s) Offline Online DJDE
DATA=
(
pdo , length )
This option has the following components:
pdo
(Print data offset) is the number of bytes between the
start of the user portion of the logical record and the
first character of the record to be printed.
length
Specifies the maximum length of printable data within
each logical record. For offline systems the default is
(1,132). For online systems the default is (0,150).
The default is (1,132) offline.
The default is (0,150) online.
Y Y Y
FCB=
IGNORE IGNORE
Suppresses the processing of the host transmitted
forms control buffer (FCB). N Y N