Print line or AFP data on a PostScript printer with the Print Interface subsystem

These examples show how to print line data and AFP data on a PostScript printer. These examples assume that your administrator created two IP PrintWay™ printer definitions that are named mypsprinter and anypsprinter in the Infoprint Server Printer Inventory:

The AFP to PostScript transform is specified in both printer definitions.
Class P is specified in both printer definitions. Therefore, CLASS=P is not specified on the OUTPUT JCL statement in these examples.
Printer definition mypsprinter contains the printer's IP address and print queue name.
Printer definition anypsprinter specifies the LPR transmission protocol, but does not specify your printer's IP address and print queue name. Example 3 shows how to specify your printer's IP address and print queue name on the OUTPUT JCL statement.

In this example, the Print Interface subsystem that is named AOP1 transforms the data in two data sets to PostScript format and writes the PostScript data to two output data sets on the JES spool. The last qualifiers of the data sets names are DATA1 and DATA2. The subsystem uses options that are specified in mypsprinter. IP PrintWay then prints both data sets on the printer whose address is specified in mypsprinter.
```
//SSJOB1 JOB ...
//STEP1  EXEC PGM=USERA
//DD1    DD SUBSYS=(AOP1,'mypsprinter'),DSNAME=&&DATA1
//DD2    DD SUBSYS=(AOP1,'mypsprinter'),DSNAME=&&DATA2
```
In this example, the Print Interface subsystem that is named AOP1 transforms the data to PostScript format and writes the PostScript data to an output data set on the JES spool. The subsystem uses options that are specified in mypsprinter. However, it uses form definition F1MYDEF in library MYLIB to transform the data. IP PrintWay then prints the data on the printer whose address is specified in mypsprinter.
```
//SSJOB2 JOB ...
//STEP1  EXEC PGM=USERA
//OUTDS1 OUTPUT FORMDEF=MYDEF,USERLIB=MYLIB
//DD1    DD SUBSYS=(AOP1,'mypsprinter'),OUTPUT=(*.OUTDS1)
```
In this example, the Print Interface subsystem that is named AOP1 transforms the data to PostScript format and writes the PostScript data to an output data set on the JES spool. The subsystem uses options that are specified in anypsprinter. IP PrintWay then prints the data to queue RAW on the printer with IP address 99.153.123.232.
```
//SSJOB3 JOB ...
//STEP1  EXEC PGM=USERA
//OUTDS1 OUTPUT DEST='IP:99.153.123.232',PRTQUEUE='RAW'
//DD1    DD SUBSYS=(AOP1,'anypsprinter'),OUTPUT=(*.OUTDS1)
```