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SPECIFYING DYNAMIC JOB DESCRIPTOR ENTRIES (DJDES)
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MODIFY
This parameter specifies the copy modification entry (CME) to be
used in report processing. It takes effect at the next logical physical
page boundary. A cme-id refers to a file which is separately
cataloged in the CME directory. Refer to the “CME” section in the
chapter "Print format commands" for further information. The
parameters are the same as those in the OUTPUT command defined
in the chapter "Print format commands."
used in report processing. It takes effect at the next logical physical
page boundary. A cme-id refers to a file which is separately
cataloged in the CME directory. Refer to the “CME” section in the
chapter "Print format commands" for further information. The
parameters are the same as those in the OUTPUT command defined
in the chapter "Print format commands."
Syntax
MODIFY =
option(s)
Options
Table 8-38 lists the parameter option(s) and definition(s).
Table 8-42.
MODIFY parameter option(s) and definition(s)
Option(s)
Definition(s)
(
cme-id
,[
init
]
[,
copies
])NONE
This option has the following components:
•
cme-id
The command identifier of a CME. The
CME may be coded within a JSL or coded
and cataloged separately for use by several
JSLs. Any CME invoked by a DJDE must be
cataloged separately (refer to the
“Cataloged CMEs” section in this chapter
for further information). If the CME is within
the JSL, it must precede a reference to its
identifier by the MODIFY parameter. Details
on CME usage and syntax are discussed in
the “CME” section of the "Print format
commands" chapter.
CME may be coded within a JSL or coded
and cataloged separately for use by several
JSLs. Any CME invoked by a DJDE must be
cataloged separately (refer to the
“Cataloged CMEs” section in this chapter
for further information). If the CME is within
the JSL, it must precede a reference to its
identifier by the MODIFY parameter. Details
on CME usage and syntax are discussed in
the “CME” section of the "Print format
commands" chapter.
•
init
Specifies the initial ply (pass) to which the
associated CME is to be applied.
associated CME is to be applied.
•
copies
Specifies the number of plies (passes) on
which to apply the CME. If copies is not
specified, then the CME applies to all
copies beginning with the copy number
specified by init.
which to apply the CME. If copies is not
specified, then the CME applies to all
copies beginning with the copy number
specified by init.
•
NONE
Specifies that data are processed without
modification.
Specifies that data are processed without
modification.
The default is NONE.