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In the following example, each file in the job will be preceded by a file flag page
and followed by a file trailer page:
$ PRINT/FLAG=ALL/TRAILER=ALL FILE1.PS,FILE2.PS,FILE3.PS
Note
If the PAGE_LIMIT parameter is used in the PRINT command, or if
the print job is terminated, the file flag page and file trailer page may
not be printed.
6.4 Adding a System Message to Separator Pages
You can add a system message to the top of job and file burst, flag, and trailer
pages for all jobs printed on your system. The following example shows you
how:
$ DEFINE/SYSTEM/EXECUTIVE PSM$ANNOUNCE "Computer Services Group"
The example shows that the logical name PSM$ANNOUNCE is now ‘‘Computer
Services Group’’.
Note
The PSM$ANNOUNCE logical is used by other print symbionts (for
example, LATSYM) as well as by the DCPS symbiont. Your definition
of PSM$ANNOUNCE will also affect these other symbionts.
6.5 Requesting Job Log Pages
A job log page is an optional sheet with information about the print job and
any messages that occurred during the print job. Use the MESSAGES=PRINT
parameter in the PRINT command to print a job log page. When printed, the
job log page precedes the job trailer page. If you are not printing job trailer
pages, the job log page is the last page of a job.
6–6 Specifying Separation, Log, and Error Pages