Parameter Description for OUTPRTY(n)

PAGE =nnnnnnnn

Specifies the output page counts (1-16777215) that are associated with the priorities specified in the PRIORITY= parameter.

See the TIME= parameter on the JOBPRTY(n) statement and the PRIORITY= parameter on this statement for additional information.

If this parameter is not specified, the following are used as default values:

OUTPRTY(n)	PRIORITY=	RECORD=	PAGE=
(1)	144	2000	50
(2)	128	5000	100
(3)	112	15000	300
(4)	96	16777215	16777215
(5)	80	.	.
(6)	64	.	.
(7)	48	.	.
(8)	32	.	.
(9)	16	16777215	16777215

Modification: $T OUTPRTY(n) Operator command.

PRIORITY =nnn

Specifies the output selection priority (0-255) for the output interval specified by the corresponding RECORD= and PAGE= parameters. When job output elements (JOEs) are built for a job, each JOE is assigned a priority based on the total number of output lines, cards, or pages represented by the JOE.

If a JOE represents a total of “t” lines or cards, the JOE's priority is PRIORITY(ln), where ln is the smallest number for which t<=RECORD.
If a JOE represents a total of “t” pages, the JOE's priority is PRIORITY(pg), where pg is the smallest number for which t<=PAGE.

If a JOE represents a combination of both line and page data, the JOE's priority will be computed by the following formula:

     PRIORITY(ln) + PRIORITY(pg)
          2

Where:

  PRIORITY(ln) =  the output selection priority calculated
                      for the output line count

  PRIORITY(pg) =  the output selection priority calculated
                      for the output page count

Fractions are truncated for the calculated priority value.

If you override all nine OUTPRTY(n) values and any output exceeds all RECORD= or PAGE= values you specify, JES2 assigns that output the lowest priority (0). You should specify at least one OUTPRTY(n) to handle extremely large output such as the defaults for OUTPRTY(4) through OUTPRTY(9). See the RECORD= and PAGE= parameters on this statement for additional information.

If this parameter is not specified, the following are used as default values:

OUTPRTY(n)	PRIORITY=	RECORD=	PAGE=
(1)	144	2000	50
(2)	128	5000	100
(3)	112	15000	300
(4)	96	16777215	16777215
(5)	80	.	.
(6)	64	.	.
(7)	48	.	.
(8)	32	.	.
(9)	16	16777215	16777215

Modification: $T OUTPRTY(n) operator command.

RECORD =nnnnnnnn

Specifies the output line counts (1-16777215) that are associated with the priorities specified in the PRIORITY parameter.

See the PRIORITY= parameter above for additional information.

If this parameter is not specified, the following are used as default values:

OUTPRTY(n)	PRIORITY=	RECORD=	PAGE=
(1)	144	2000	50
(2)	128	5000	100
(3)	112	15000	300
(4)	96	16777215	16777215
(5)	80	.	.
(6)	64	.	.
(7)	48	.	.
(8)	32	.	.
(9)	16	16777215	16777215

Modification: $T OUTPRTY(n) operator command.