Technical data

Command Line Example
$ DEFINE/SYSTEM/EXECUTIVE/NOLOG -
logical-name -
search-list
$ DEFINE/SYSTEM/EXECUTIVE/NOLOG DCPS_LIB -
DCPS$DEVCTL,-
"PS1/DATA_TYPE=POSTSCRIPT",-
"ANSI1/DATA_TYPE=ANSI",-
PS2
In the command line, you supply the following information:
logical-name: Use a logical name that expands to a list of library names.
Make sure the logical name also appears in the execution queue definition
(parameter p3). search-list: Add the list of libraries to be searched. Use
the following guidelines as you add libraries:
• Place the standard device control library, DCPS$DEVCTL, first in the
list for most efficient printing.
If you do not include DCPS$DEVCTL in the library search list, the
symbiont stops and returns the following error message:
REQMODNOTFOUND, Required device control module module-name not found
• Make sure all the library names are in SYS$LIBRARY.
• Make sure all the library names have the file extenstion .TLB.
• For each library that includes the /DATA_TYPE qualifier, enclose the
library name and the qualifier in quotation marks. If you do not use
the /DATA_TYPE qualifier, you do not need to enclose the library name
in quotation marks. The default data type for a library is PostScript.
• If an ANSI module and a PostScript module perform the same function
and have the same name, determine which one you want as the default
for ANSI jobs.
If you want ANSI jobs to default to PostScript, place the PostScript
device control library before the ANSI library. If you want ANSI jobs
to default to ANSI, place the ANSI library in front of the PostScript
library.
2. Stop and restart the execution queue to include your new library. (If you
add a setup module to an existing library, you do not have to reinitialize
the queue.)
7–6 Creating Setup Modules and Device Control Libraries