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SPS Specifies the subsystem id of the SPS job. The default value of the
subsystem id is SPS. If you have more than one SPS job running in your VSE system at
the same time you need to have a unique subsystem id for each of them. You specify the
subsystem id in the PARM parameter of the EXEC statement which calls the SPS
program (see the SPSTART.Z sample in your SPS sublibrary).
class(es) Specifies from one to four output classes used by POWER to select output
to be printed. Enter up to four alphabetic characters not separated by commas. The order
in which the classes are entered determines the order in which POWER selects output for
SPS.
logdest Specifies the names of up to eight logical destinations (separated by
commas and enclosed in apostrophes) to be used by VSE/POWER for the printer being
started.
Default logdest for local printers is LOCAL.
Default logdest for remote printers is the devname.
PSTOP DEV,devname<,EOJ|,RESTART|,FORCE>
PFLUSH DEV,devname<,HOLD>
DDS Commands
The operator may change the class or logical destination of a printer using the following
POWER operator command:
PXMIT DEV,devname,ALTER {[CLASS=c...][,][LOGDEST=(cccc,...)]}
DEV Code this operand as shown
devname Specifies the device name. This parameter must correspond to the name
specified for the printer in the PRT keyword of the SPSPRINT system parameter member.
ALTER Permits the operator to alter the output classes or the logical destinations
used to select output for the printer. This is done without stopping and restarting the
printer.
CLASS=c...
Specifies from one to four output classes used by POWER to select output to be printed.
Enter up to four alphabetic characters not separated by commas. The order in which the
classes are entered determines the order in which POWER selects output for SPS.
LOGDEST=(ccccc,..)
Specifies from one to eight logical destination names used by POWER to select output.
Enter a list of up to eight names, separated by commas. Each name is from one to eight
alphameric characters in length.
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