RESLIB (Multiplatforms)

Determines the paths for the system resource directories.

Required
No
Default Value
(None)
Data Type
AFP
System resource directories typically contain resources that are shared by many users. The directories can contain any AFP resources (fonts, page segments, overlays, page definitions, form definitions, bar code objects, image objects, or graphics objects). ACIF searches for resources in the following order:
  1. Paths you specified with the USERLIB parameter, if any.
  2. Paths you specified with the FDEFLIB, FONTLIB, PDEFLIB, PSEGLIB, and OVLYLIB parameters, if any, for specific types of resources.
  3. Paths you specified with the RESLIB parameter, if any.
  4. On UNIX servers, the paths specified in the PSFPATH environment variable (if it is set). On Windows servers, ACIF first attempts to get the path from the registry; if that fails, ACIF attempts to get the path from the PSFPATH environment variable.
  5. On UNIX servers, the directory /usr/lpp/psf/reslib, if it exists.
  6. On UNIX servers, the directory /usr/lpp/ipfonts, if it exists.
  7. On UNIX servers, the directory /usr/lpp/afpfonts, if it exists.
  8. On UNIX servers, the directory /usr/lpp/psf/fontlib, if it exists.

Syntax

RESLIB=pathlist

Options and values

The pathlist is a string of one or more valid path names. For example: 
RESLIB=/tmp:/usr/resources:/opt/IBM/ondemand/V10.5/reslib
ACIF searches the paths in the order specified. Delimit path names in UNIX with the colon (:) character. Delimit path names in Windows with the semicolon (;) character.
Important: The total number of all characters in the string of path names cannot exceed 4095 bytes.

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