The pdxtloadres command uses some file descriptors
while it processes Xerox resources and ignores others:
- fd0 (STDIN)
- The command does not use this stream.
- fd1 (STDOUT)
- The command does not use this stream.
- fd2 (STDERR)
- The command writes messages to this stream.
- fd3
- If you define this stream, the command writes one record for each
resource that it successfully loads or deletes. The command always
reports the resource name in lowercase characters, such as p0612c.fnt.
- fd8
- The default is that Infoprint XT appends
information about the resource load process and the resource delete
process to the pdxtloadres.log file, which is
in the directory for the resource group. If you define this stream,
the command redirects the information to this file descriptor. Infoprint XT automatically
defines this stream when you process jobs that contain FILE DJDE commands
that specify the D storage parameter. These are temporary resources; Infoprint XT loads
the resources and then deletes them when the job finishes. Frequently
processing jobs that specify temporary resources through FILE DJDE
commands can cause the size of the log file to increase at a faster
rate. Infoprint XT does
not delete the pdxtloadres.log file from the
directory for the resource group.
Note: Infoprint XT writes
the output from file descriptor eight to the pdxtloadres.log file
in the working directory for the job. This file contains the names
of the resources that Infoprint XT loaded
and deleted.
See /var/pdxt/resources/common/pdxtloadres.log
file for more information.
- fd9
- The command writes a file that contains problem determination
information to file descriptor nine. It uses the z/OS® pax command to generate
a compressed archive of the resource directory. The archive is in
USTAR format.