Print Options


The Print Options screen (see the following figure) displays when you select option 7 from the User Parms menu. It lets you set the printer and output dataset characteristics used when you issue the PRINTP or PRINTDS command from Browse/Edit, Extract Formatted Print (printer only), and Audit Trail reports. Depending on the choice and form of the command, your output is printed on a printer or to a data set with some or all of the currently displayed rows.

Print Options screen

File-AID for Db2 -------------- Print Options --------------------   SSID: DSN
COMMAND ===>

Printer Characteristics:
   Printer Destination  ===> PRT1
   Lines per Page       ===> 55              ......... 55
   Sysout Class         ===> A               ......... A

Output Dataset Characteristics:
   Dataset Name         ===> FD.PRINT
   Volume Serial        ===>                  ......... DISK01
   Generic Unit         ===>                  ......... SYSDA
   Directory Block      ===>                  ......... 0
   Record Format        ===> FB               ......... FB or FBA
   Record Length        ===> 133              ......... 4092
   Block Size           ===> 1330             ......... 4096
   Dataset Password     ===>                      (If password protected)


Printer Characteristics Area

Printer Destination

Local printer or JES queue.

Lines per Page

Number of lines printed on each page.

Sysout Class

Assigned class for SYSOUT.

Output Dataset Characteristics Area

Dataset Name

Destination data set for output. File-AID for Db2 will append the output to the specified data set.

Volume Serial

Disk pack where the data set will reside if it is not catalogued. Required if GENERIC UNIT is not specified.

Generic Unit

Site-defined device type (SYSDA, for example). Required if VOLUME SERIAL is not specified.

Directory Block

Number of directory blocks to be allocated for the data set. Must be zero (0).

Record Format

Record format for the output data set.

Record Length

Maximum length for each record.

Block Size

Size of each block of data in the data set.

Dataset Password

Password for the data set if it is password protected.

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