User`s guide

PRINT
more information on QUEMAN and the /P option,
see the Queue Package chapter in the RT–11 System
Utilities Manual.
If you are using the SPOOL utility, you can use the /FLAGPAGE:value option to
override the default number of banner pages set with the SET SP FLAG=value
command.
The following example prints three banner pages for each file in the command
line:
.PRINT/FLAGPAGE:3 PROG1.MAC,PROG1.LST,PROG1.STB
/NOFLAGPAGE suppresses the printing of banner pages. Use this option only
if you are running QUEUE. /NOFLAGPAGE is useful if you have previously
set QUEMAN’s /P option to create banner pages each time a job is output
(see preceding note). The default setting is /NOFLAGPAGE, unless you specify
otherwise with the QUEMAN /P option.
/INFORMATION
/INFORMATION changes the severity level of the error message that displays
when not all the input files you specified are found. If you do not use /INFORMA-
TION, RT–11 displays an error message when it is unable to find an input file, and
execution halts after the command is processed. When you use /INFORMATION,
RT–11 displays an informational message to tell you which files it cannot find,
but execution continues.
In the following example, RT–11 prints input files FILE1.TXT and FILE3.TXT.
However, since RT–11 is unable to find DL0:FILE2.TXT, RT–11 displays a
message to inform you:
.PRINT/INFORMATION DL0:(FILE1,FILE2,FILE3).TXT
?PIP-I-File not found DL0:FILE2.TXT
/[NO]LOG
/LOG lists on the terminal the names of the files that are printed by the current
command. Normally, RT–11 displays a log only if there is a wildcard in the file
specification. If you specify /QUERY, the query messages replace the log, unless
you specifically type /LOG/QUERY in the command line.
The following example shows a PRINT command and the resulting log:
.PRINT/LOG/DELETE REPORT
Files copied/deleted:
DK:REPORT.LST to LP:
/NOLOG prevents a list of the files copied from being displayed on the terminal.
You can use this option to suppress the log when you use a wildcard in the file
specification.
/NAME:[dev:]jobname
Specifies a job name for the files you want printed. You can use up to six
alphanumeric characters for the job name. If you send the files to a mass storage
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