SNA NRJE User/Programmer Reference Manual (30292-90006)

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Job Output
Job and Output Management
into error recovery.
In error recovery, NRJE issues an error message indicating the failure
to locate the formid specified. If this formid cannot be found in the
Lookup Table, NRJE will attempt to route output to the default
destination with a priority of 2. This default destination is specified in
the Output Destination field of the NMMGR Writer Data screen. See
the SNA Link Services Reference Manual or the SNA NRJE Node
Manager’s Guide for the configuration procedures.
When using the Lookup Table, NRJE uses the default file system
options for printer and punch streams as described in Table 3-3 and the
punch output differences following it. The output priority used is that
configured for the applicable writer in the NMMGR Writer Data screen.
NOTE MPE has established a hierarchy to resolve potentially conflicting file
system options:
File equation attributes always override FOPEN specifications.
Lookup Table Examples
Each entry in the Lookup Table is identified by a
formid in positions
1–8. The parameters following a
formid function like a FILE command
from MPE. Example Lookup Table entries are shown below in shaded
text, with explanations after each.
I2 ;dev=EPOC,4,2;env=lplong.HPENV
This Lookup Table entry causes all output for form I2 to be routed to
device class EPOC. The output priority is 4. Two copies are to be printed.
The environment file is lplong.hpenv.sys. Note that no distinction is
made between upper and lower case characters.
5927 ;DEV=LPS,,5;ENV=LP60LONG.HPENV
This causes all output for form 5927 to be routed to output device class
LPS. The environment file is lp60long.hpenv.sys. Five copies are
requested. The output priority used is the value configured in the
NMMGR Writer Data screen for the writer receiving the output.
payroll ;DEV=EPOC,5,3;ENV=CHECKENV.HPENV;forms=checks.
This entry routes output for the special form PAYROLL to device class
EPOC. The output priority is 5. Three copies are requested. The
environment file is checkenv.hpenv.sys. When the spool file becomes
active on the HP 3000, a forms mount message for the special form
checks. is displayed on the system console. The period (.) in the
forms
parameter is required to designate a form.
NOTE The forms parameter should always be placed after the env parameter.
The
formid PAYROLL has more than four characters. Some host systems