Print JCL specification
The following figure displays for all but the vertical print format. It enables you to specify JOB Statement Information for the File Contents Report and the following primary commands:
| Primary command | Description |
| JCL | Use the JCL command to display a PDF Edit screen where you can edit the generated JCL before you submit it. |
| SUBMIT | Use the SUBMIT command to submit the batch job. |
| END | Use the END command to return to the Print Data File screen without submitting the print job. |
PRINT - JCL Specification Screen
File-AID ---------------- PRINT - JCL Specification ---------------------------
COMMAND ===>
JCL Information for Batch Processing:
Sysout class ===> *
JOB Statement Information:
===> //USERID9X JOB ('OFABAS8.6DOC',81),'NAME',
===> // CLASS=P,NOTIFY=USERID9,MSGCLASS=R
===>
===>
Use JCL command to edit generated JCL
Use SUBMIT command to submit batch job
Use END to return to main PRINT panel without submitting job
COMMAND ===>
JCL Information for Batch Processing:
Sysout class ===> *
JOB Statement Information:
===> //USERID9X JOB ('OFABAS8.6DOC',81),'NAME',
===> // CLASS=P,NOTIFY=USERID9,MSGCLASS=R
===>
===>
Use JCL command to edit generated JCL
Use SUBMIT command to submit batch job
Use END to return to main PRINT panel without submitting job
Field Descriptions
| Field | Description |
| JCL Information for Batch Processing: | |
| Sysout class | Enter the sysout class for the File Contents Report. Refer to File Contents Report for a description of the report. |
| JOB Statement Information: | Specify your job statement information. You can also execute the Print Data File function as a separate step in a batch job by coding the appropriate JCL. This process is described in Executing Print Data File Independently in Batch. |
| Printing Unicode Data | Use the CCSID parameter when printing Unicode data to specify the code page to be used. Manually add the parameter to the print JCL to override the default CCSID, for example: $$DD01 FPRINT SHOW=F,LAYOUT=NATL,OUT=0,CCSID=0500 |
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