Loading the test resources with the AIOZIVP1 sample JCL

You use the AIOZIVP1 sample JCL to load the seven test resources, which include six fonts and a JDL that the test job requires. Figure 1 shows the sample JCL that Infoprint XT provides.

Figure 1. Sample JCL for loading the IVP resources

//AIOZIVP1 JOB <JOB STATEMENT PARAMETERS>
//*********************************************************************
//*    Licensed Materials - Property of IBM                           *
//*    5655-O15                                                       *
//*    (C) Copyright IBM Corp. 2003, 2012                             *
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//*  THIS IS THE FIRST STEP OF THE IVP.  USE THIS JOB TO LOAD THE     *
//*  RESOURCES USED BY THE IVP.  THE RESOURCES WERE INSTALLED WITH    *
//*  INFOPRINT XT.                                                    *
//*                                                                   *
//*  CAUTION: THIS IS NEITHER A JCL PROCEDURE NOR A COMPLETE          *
//*  JOB.  BEFORE USING THIS JOB STEP, YOU MUST MAKE THE              *
//*  FOLLOWING MODIFICATIONS:                                         *
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//*  1) CHANGE THE JOB STATEMENT TO MEET YOUR SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS.    *
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//*  2) CHANGE hlq ON THE XRSPDS DD TO MATCH THE HLQ SPECIFIED        *
//*     IN THE DATA SET ALLOCATION JOB THAT WAS RUN DURING            *
//*     INFOPRINT XT INSTALLATION.                                    *
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//*  3) ENSURE YOU RUN THIS JOB FROM A USERID THAT IS IN THE          *
//*     AIOUSER GROUP.                                                *
//*                                                                   *
//*********************************************************************
//*
//AIOZIVP1 EXEC  PGM=AIOZR2AR
//*
//SYSIN    DD *
 -g pdxttest
*
/*
//SELECT   DD *
   *.*
/*
//XRSPDS   DD DSN=hlq.SAIOXRES,DISP=SHR
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
//*
//**********************************************************************
//* TO COLLECT SERVICE DATA:
//* 1) UNCOMMENT THE FOLLOWING DD
//* 2) CHANGE hlq TO AN APPROPRIATE HIGH LEVEL QUALIFIER FOR YOUR
//*    SYSTEM.
//* 3) CHANGE volser TO AN APPROPRIATE VOLUME NAME FOR YOUR SYSTEM.
//**********************************************************************
//*DEBUG    DD DSN=hlq.PDXT.AIOZIVP1.PAX,VOL=SER=volser,
//*         UNIT=SYSDA,DISP=(NEW,CATLG,CATLG),
//*         DCB=(LRECL=80,RECFM=FB),SPACE=(TRK,(225,75),RLSE)

AIOZIVP1 JOB <JOB STATEMENT PARAMETERS>: This JOB statement marks the beginning of the job. It sets up the notification for the job through the positional and keyword parameters of the statement. Replace AIOZIVP1 with the appropriate job name. Replace the <JOB STATEMENT PARAMETERS> portion of the sample statement with any parameters that your installation requires.
AIOZIVP1 EXEC: This EXEC statement calls the Infoprint XT AIOZR2AR utility program, which actually performs the resource-load process and generates the AFP resources.
SYSIN DD: This data definition (DD) statement specifies the name of the resource group into which Infoprint XT loads the test resources. Do not alter this statement; the correct group is pdxttest.
SELECT DD: This DD statement specifies a Xerox resource pattern-matching string that instructs Infoprint XT to load all of the test resources. Do not alter this statement; the correct selection criteria is *.*.
XRXPDS DD: This DD statement specifies the name of the PDS that contains the test resources. Change the hlq portion of the data set name to specify the appropriate high-level qualifier that was selected when XT was installed.
SYSPRINT DD: This DD statement defines a sequential data set in which the AIOZR2AR utility program writes its messages. The utility program can write the messages to a system output device, a tape volume, or a direct access storage device (DASD) volume.
DEBUG DD: This DD statement provides a method of capturing service information. An IBM® service representative provides directions for its use. For details about capturing service information, see Capturing service information.