Record Delimiter

xeroxrecdelim

Input report record type. One type (RDW) is used by all reports during decollation. Mandatory.

Valid values are:

• rdw – Variable-length data. Default. Each record starts with xxyy, where

  - xx is the record length

  - yy are binary zeros.

• fixed – Record length is taken from the start JSL statement: RECORD LENGTH = number.

Note: In OS/390 fixed files are processed as rdw.

Jsl Name

xeroxjslname

JSL file name. Mandatory.

Jde Name

xeroxjdename

JDE section name in the JSL. Mandatory.

SysCatalog Name

xeroxsyscatalogname

Name of the member containing references to other JSL resources that are referenced by the report. Optional. Default: syscatlg.

If the JSL resource referenced by the report refers to a JDE/PDE that is not found in the JSL, a line must be added to the syscatlg resource located in the default resource directory, installation_folder\transformer\res.

Example:

SYSCATTYPE=PDE,RESNAME=PP0010,FILE=PDE001,CRDATE=1997250,CRT IME=132200,SIZE=0,PATH='PDE001.JSL';

In this example, the JDE/PDE name is PP0010, located in the PDE001 JSL file.

DEBUG

debug

Specifies whether debug messages are sent to a file. Optional. Valid values: Yes or No. Default: No.

Debug File Name

debugfile

Name of the file that receives debug messages. Optional. Default: None.

Error File Name

errorfile

Name of the file that receives error messages. Optional. Default: None.

Form X Offset

formxoffset

Number of pixels to shift the page form horizontally. Negative numbers shift the page left, and positive numbers shift the page right. Optional. Default: 0.

Form Y Offset

formyoffset

Number of pixels to shift the page form vertically. Negative numbers shift the page up, and positive numbers shift the page down. Optional. Default: 0.

Page Data X Offset

pagedataxoffset

Number of pixels to shift only the data in the page horizontally (the overlays do not move). Negative numbers shift the data left, and positive numbers shift the data right. Optional. Default: 0.

Page Data Y Offset

pagedatayoffset

Number of pixels to shift only the data in the page vertically (the overlays do not move). Negative numbers shift the data up, and positive numbers shift the data down. Optional. Default: 0.

Line Advance Method

xeroxlcdslineadvancemethod

Method for calculating the line height. Optional. Valid values are:

• max—height of the largest font in the line. Default.
• last—height of the last font in the line

Report Identifier

report_id

ID of a report that needs special handling. Only use this parameter if requested by BMC Customer Support. Optional. No default.

Scan Origin point

xeroxscanorigin

A Xerox printer has an origin point on the physical page that is used as a reference point for metacode. For example, on 9790 printers, this origin point is scan=22 and dot=100. These value may differ on your printer. If your forms are not aligned with the line-data, then try adjusting the origin point parameters (see Dot Origin point). Optional.
Default: Scan Origin point=22.

Dot Origin point

xeroxdotorigin

A Xerox printer has an origin point on the physical page that is used as a reference point for metacode. On 9790 printers, this origin point is scan=22 and dot=100. These value may differ on your printer. If your forms are not aligned with the line-data, then try adjusting the origin point parameters (see Scan Origin point). Optional.
Default: Dot Origin point = 100.