You use the AIOZIVP3 sample JCL to convert the test job. The test
job contains four pages. Figure 1 shows
the sample JCL that Infoprint XT provides.
Figure 1. Sample JCL for converting
the IVP test job//AIOZIVP3 JOB <JOB STATEMENT PARAMETERS>
//*********************************************************************
//* Licensed Materials - Property of IBM *
//* 5655-O15 *
//* (C) Copyright IBM Corp. 2003, 2012 *
//* *
//* THIS IS THE THIRD AND FINAL STEP OF THE IVP. USE THIS JOB TO *
//* CONVERT AN LCDS/METACODE FILE TO AFP. THE FILE WAS 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: *
//* *
//* 1) CHANGE THE JOB STATEMENT TO MEET YOUR SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS. *
//* *
//* 2) CHANGE hlq ON THE XRXIN DD TO MATCH THE HLQ SPECIFIED *
//* IN THE DATA SET ALLOCATION JOB THAT WAS RUN DURING *
//* INFOPRINT XT INSTALLATION. *
//* *
//* 3) CHANGE THE AFPOUT DD AND OUT1 OUTPUT STATEMENTS TO DIRECT THE *
//* JOB TO A PSF WRITER. THE IVP PRINTS ON LETTER OR A4 PAPER. *
//* *
//* 4) ENSURE YOU RUN THIS JOB FROM A USERID THAT IS IN THE *
//* AIOUSER GROUP. *
//* *
//*********************************************************************
//*
//AIOZIVP3 EXEC PGM=AIOZ2AFP
//*
//**********************************************************************
//* SPECIFY PROCESSING OPTIONS.
//**********************************************************************
//SYSIN DD *
-x'xjde=strton xjdl=pdxton xclb=none xafprc=4' -g pdxttest
/*
//OUT1 OUTPUT FORMS=STD,DEST=LOCAL
//XRXIN DD DSN=hlq.SAIOIVPD(AIOZIVPD),DISP=SHR
//AFPOUT DD SYSOUT=*,OUTPUT=(*.OUT1),DCB=(LRECL=12284,RECFM=VBM)
//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.AIOZIVP3.PAX,VOL=SER=volser,
//* UNIT=SYSDA,DISP=(NEW,CATLG,CATLG),
//* DCB=(LRECL=80,RECFM=FB),SPACE=(TRK,(225,75),RLSE)
- AIOZIVP3 JOB <JOB STATEMENT PARAMETERS>
- This JOB statement marks the beginning of the job. It sets up
notification for the job through the positional and keyword parameters
of the statement. Replace AIOZIVP3 with the appropriate job name.
Replace the <JOB STATEMENT PARAMETERS> portion of the sample
statement with any parameters that your installation requires.
- AIOZIVP3 EXEC
- This EXEC statement specifies the AIOZ2AFP utility program, which
actually performs the job-conversion process. While this utility program
has parameters that you can specify, you do not specify them on the
EXEC statement when you convert the test job.
- SYSIN DD
- This DD statement specifies the conversion parameters for the
job. This is equivalent to the START command that you would enter
on a Xerox printer to run a job. It also uses the -g option
to specify that the resources for the job are in the pdxttest resource
group. This is the group in which you loaded the resources when you
ran the sample AIOZIVP1 JCL. Do not alter this statement.
- OUT1 OUTPUT
- This OUTPUT statement, in conjunction with the AFPOUT DD statement,
routes the job to the appropriate printer. Modify this for the requirements
of your installation.
- XRXIN DD
- This DD statement specifies the data-set member that contains Infoprint XT test
job. Change the hlq portion of the data set name
to specify the appropriate high-level qualifier for your installation.
- AFPOUT DD
- Modify this DD statement so that, in conjunction with the OUT1
DD statement, you route the test job to the appropriate printer. The
AFPOUT DD statement includes DCB information that z/OS uses to
allocate the data set that contains the AFP output for the job.
- SYSPRINT DD
- This DD statement defines a sequential data set in which the AIOZ2AFP
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.