Customizing the Print Subsystem (PSS) Component › How to Set PSS Site and Session Options › PSS Session Options Fill-in Panel

PSS Session Options Fill-in Panel

You can modify a subset of the PSS site options for a session. Sign in to CA Ideal and issue one of the following commands:

SET OUTPUT SESSION OPTIONS

Or

SET OUT SES

This command retrieves the current set of PSS session option values and displays them in the following panel:

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  IDEAL:      SET OUT OPT (PSS)         PSS#OPTIONS                      FILL-IN
 
                           Set PSS "session" options
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  Maximum number of lines:            64000      (1-64K)
  Default retention period:           02         (1-99)
  Default number of copies:           01         (1-99)
  Default print status:               RELEASE
  Default output width:               240        (1-240)
  Default network printer width:      000        (0-240)
  Post successful msg:                Y          (y/n)
  Name of the batch JCL proc:         PSSUTIL
  Default destination
          Type:    LIBRARY                  (LIBrary/NETwork/SYStem/MAIl)
          Name:    ___________________________________________________

To display this panel, you must be an authorized user of CA Ideal.

To modify a PSS session option value, overtype the displayed value and press Enter.

The PSS session options you specify are only in force for the life of your individual session. If you need specialized options, you must do one of the following:

• Respecify values for PSS session options each time you sign in to CA Ideal. You can modify the entries on this panel or issue appropriate SET OUTPUT option value commands.
• Include the SET OUTPUT option value commands to set PSS session option values in a member that automatically executes each time you sign in to CA Ideal.

The following section contains information on using the SET OUTPUT option value commands.