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replaces

the

contents

of

the

existing

file

with

the

deblocked

output.

If

you

do

not

specify

a

file

name,

the

command

reads

from

standard

input

and

writes

to

standard

output.

You

can

specify

more

than

one

file.

Separate

the

file

names

with

spaces.

Streams

used

by

the

pdxtdblkres

command

The

pdxtdblkres

command

uses

file

descriptors

while

it

processes

Xerox

resources:

fd0

(STDIN)

If

you

do

not

specify

any

resource

file

names

with

the

command,

the

command

reads

the

blocked

resource

from

standard

input.

fd1

(STDOUT)

If

you

do

not

specify

any

resource

files

names

with

the

command,

the

command

writes

the

deblocked

resource

to

standard

output.

fd2

(STDERR)

The

command

writes

messages

from

the

deblocking

process

to

standard

error.

Return

codes

from

the

pdxtdblkres

command

Return

codes

from

the

pdxtdblkres

command

mean:

0

The

command

successfully

deblocked

the

resource.

EINVAL

An

error

exists

with

one

of

the

command

options.

ENOATTR

You

specified

a

command

option

without

a

value.

other

Any

other

return

codes

that

are

not

in

this

list

are

return

codes

from

C

functions.

See

for

explanations.

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Restrictions

The

pdxtdblkres

command

can

only

deblock

these

types

of

Xerox

resources:

v

Command

(CMD)

files

v

Forms

Source

Libraries

(FSLs)

v

Ink

Source

Libraries

(ISLs)

v

Job

Source

Libraries

(JSLs)

Using

the

pdxtblkres

command

to

block

resources

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You

use

the

pdxtblkres

command

to

block

one

or

more

Xerox

resource

files.

The

syntax

for

the

command

is:

pdxtblkres

[-f

filename.ext]

[

file

...]

[-f

filename.ext]

The

file

name

that

the

command

uses

in

the

header

record

or

label

record

of

the

blocked

resource.

If

you

do

not

use

the

-f

command

option,

the

default

name

that

the

command

uses

depends

on

how

you

specified

the

input

data:

v

If

you

explicitly

specify

the

name

of

a

Xerox

resource

file,

the

command

uses

the

name

of

the

resource

file.

The

extension

for

the

file

name

that

you

specify

must

be

.cmd

,

.fsl

,

.isl

,

or

.jsl

.

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