User`s manual

AXIS 5470e User’s Manual Section 5: Setting Up - IBM Mainframe
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FSSDEF Statement:
The FSSDEF initialization statement is optional but recommended. If
it is omitted, JES3 generates a default FSS for the printer being
invoked.
The FSSDEF statement can contain the following parameters:
DEVICE Statement:
A DEVICE statement is required for each printer. The DEVICE
parameters create JES3 default values that are used unless other
values are specified in the JCL application program. The DEVICE
statement can contain the following parameters:
FSSDEF Statement Explanation
TYPE
Specifies that the FSS is an output writer for deferred printing. This parameter is required.
FSSNAME
Specifies the unique name of a particular FSS. This parameter is required.
PNAME
Specifies a procedure for starting a specific PSF FSS. The procedure, which must be defined before the FSS is
started, is a member of the procedure library defined by the
STCPROC parameter of the STANDARDS
statement or of the IATPLBST procedure library. Different FSSDEF initialization statements can refer to the same
startup procedure.
The
PNAME parameter specifies either a startup procedure supplied with PSF, or one of your organization’s
procedures.
SYSTEM
Specifies the JES3 processor on which the FSS is run. The name must match the NAME parameter in the
MAINPROC statement for the processor.
TERM
Specifies the way that the FSS is terminated. The parameter value YES indicates that the FSS is terminated if
the JES3 global address space is terminated by a
*RETURN or *DUMP operator command.
Device Statement Explanation
CARRIAGE
Specifies the JES default page definition.
The value
YES specifies that the page definition can be changed during startup
procedures.
The value
NO specifies that the page definition cannot be changed during startup
procedures.
The value
aaaa specifies that the un-prefixed name, 1 to 4 characters long, of the page
definition is to be used as default. The name specified here, or the JES3 system default, is
the PSF default page definition.