Xerox 6180N Using LCDS Print Description Language - Page 132

Specifying input parameters DBCODE DEFAULT Specifies a base code from which you can make double-byte character code assignment exceptions. The base code is specified by a codetype; the exceptions are specified in the ASSIGN parameter. Syntax ac: DBCODE DEFAULT = codetype Options Table 2-21. DBCODE DEFAULT parameter options and definitions Option Definition codetype Keyword for one the following double-byte codes: • IBM: Specifies the IBM Nihongo character set (Kanji double-byte sets) • JEF: Specifies the Fujitsu JEF Kanji double-byte character set. • JIS • KEIS: Specifies the Hitachi KEIS Kanji double-byte character set Default No default DBCODE command: point to note The KCODE command can be used in the same manner as DBCODE. DBCODE is the preferred usage. IDEN command Invokes dynamic job descriptor entry (DJDE) processing. The IDEN command coded in the JSL notifies the system that DJDE records may be part of the input data stream. IDEN also describes the characteristics or search criteria for locating and identifying DJDE records. The DJDE record(s) are interspersed among the data records in the input data stream. Each DJDE record contains an identification field (which matches the search criteria specified in the active job) and a series of parameters that describe the actual JDL changes to be applied to the job. The following sections describe the syntax of the IDEN command parameters and explain their options. 2-24 Using LCDS Print Description Language