Technical data

@sys$startup:dcps$execution_queue -

DCPS_TTB4 - ! P1 - Execution queue name

"SERIAL/TTB4" - ! P2 - Device name

DCPS_LIB - ! P3 - Logical name for /LIBRARY

"" - ! P4 - Default queue parameters

"/SEPARATE=(BURST,NOFLAG,TRAILER)"

! P5 - Default queue qualifiers

Notes:

• Job burst pages do not imply job ﬂag pages for DCPS, as is true for some

other OpenVMS print symbionts.

• You can use the SET QUEUE command to temporarily specify job

separation pages. For example:

$ SET QUEUE/SEPARATE=(BURST,NOFLAG,TRAILER) queuename

• Job separation pages are not affected by parameters set with the

PRINT/PARAMETERS command or by the PostScript ﬁle being printed.

The pages use the default PostScript context of the printer, not the context

of the user’s job.

• Even if you disable separation pages, DCPS prints a job trailer page if an

error occurs in the print job. The job trailer page contains messages about

the errors in a print job.

6.2.1 Error Messages on the Trailer Page

If the print job contains errors, the trailer page includes messages that can

help the user determine what went wrong with the print job. Following are

examples of these messages:

28-MAR-2001 11:03 %DCPS-I-TRAYSUBST, Output will be delivered to the

only tray on printer-name

28-MAR-2001 11:03 %DCPS-W-INVACC, invalidaccess: Attempt to access

restricted object or capability - offending command is get

These types of messages are also displayed on the user’s terminal if /NOTIFY

was speciﬁed in the PRINT command for the print job.

The following types of messages are not printed on the job trailer page:

• Start and end messages

• Hardware printer error messages, such as ‘‘out of paper’’

• Messages related to communications

• Messages that the software uses to manage resources in the printer

Specifying Separation, Log, and Error Pages 6–3