Dana,
Below is what PRT7 looks like after I start it.
$Dprt7
$HASP603 PRT7
UNIT=,STATUS=INACTIVE,BURST=NO,CKPTLINE=0,
CKPTMODE=PAGE,CKPTPAGE=100,CKPTSEC=0,CREATOR=,
DEVFCB=,DEVFLASH=****,FCB=8X8,FORMS=(WL1,,,,,,
,),FSS=FSS1,HONORTRC=YES,JOBNAME=,LASTFORM=
WL1,LIMIT=(0,*),COPYMARK=DATASET,MARK=YES,
MODE=FSS,NEWPAGE=DEFAULT,NPRO=0,PAUSE=NO,
PLIM=(0,*),PRESELCT=YES,PRMODE=(LINE,PAGE),
QUEUE=R,RANGE=(J1,999999),ROUTECDE=(LOCAL),
SEP=YES,SEPCHARS=DEFAULT,SEPDS=NO,
SETUP=NOHALT,SPACE=,TRACE=NO,TRANS=DEFAULT,
TRKCELL=YES,UCS=0,UCSVERFY=NO,VOLUME=(,,,),
WRITER=,WS=(Q,R/),FSAROLTR=YES
Maybe you have a 'better way' to use NPF. Could you give me an example
of what you are doing?
Tony Thigpen
Dana Mitchell wrote on 5/30/19 9:46 AM:
On Thu, 30 May 2019 06:23:32 -0400, Tony Thigpen <[email protected]> wrote:
I installed NPF and had it working for my testing. That was about 4
months ago. Now, I it's time to set up the real printers so we can start
using it in production.
Tony, you and I may be some of the very few members of this list that are
actually running NPF...
What does the printer definition look like when you display it? $D PRT7.
Specifically the ROUTECDE parameter.
I'm guessing that printer isn't selecting work since you have WS=(Q,R/). Mine
is set to ROUTECDE=(*PRT) to select all routes that end in the characters PRT.
Dana
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