COMSETUP
Specifies the name of a COM setup file in z/OS® and VM. A COM setup file is an AFP resource that contains instructions that are required when printing on a microfilm device (microfilm can mean either microfiche or 16 mm film). This parameter is not used for VSE.
- COMSETUP=name
- The value is:
- name
- Any valid COM setup file name (in VM) or member name (in z/OS). The name can
be 1 - 8 alphanumeric characters (a-z, A-Z, 0–9) and special
characters (# $ @), including the 2-character prefix, if there is
one.Note: If the name of the COM setup file includes a file extension, do not use the file extension when you are specifying the setup file. For example, to use a setup file that is named MYSETUP.SET, specify COMSETUP=MYSETUP.
- In a z/OS or VM library.
- Inline in the file (that is, within the file itself).
If the COM setup file is in a z/OS or VM library, use the USERLIB or OBJCONLIB parameter to specify the path to the file or the data set.
In z/OS or VM, use one of these examples:
COMSETUP=MYSETUP
USERLIB=USER.RESOURCES
COMSETUP=MYSETUP
OBJCONLIB=USER.SETUPS
- COMSETUP=name
- name is the name of the inline COM setup file. If the name specified in the COMSETUP parameter does not match the name of an inline COM setup file, ACIF looks for the COM setup file in the COMSETUP search path.
- COMSETUP=DUMMY
- If you specify COMSETUP=DUMMY but the file does not include an inline COM setup file, ACIF looks for the COM setup file named DUMMY.
An input file can contain multiple COM setup files, but only one COM setup file can be used for printing. If a file contains more than one COM setup file, and you specify COMSETUP=name, ACIF uses the first inline COM setup file named name. If a file contains more than one inline COM setup file, and you specify COMSETUP=DUMMY, ACIF uses the first inline COM setup file in the input file.