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Add the AFP-to-PDF Transform Data Sets to the CA DRAS Started Task Procedure

Uncomment the AFP-to-PDF transform DD statements and the SAS/C Runtime Library if CA DRAS uses the CA View AFP-to-PDF transform option. Note that an LMP Key is required to activate this option.

The supplied CBY3OPTN members CAHAA2PP and CAHAMFCT are specified in the required DD statements in the CA DRAS started task JCL. These members contain the parameters needed by the AFP-TO-PDF Transform process.

BYC3JST in CAI.CBY3PROC contains samples of the following statements.

AFP-to-PDF TRANSFORM DD STATEMENTS

For AFP-To-PDF transformation, you must add the following data sets to the JCL:

A2PDPARM

Specifies the default CA View AFP-To-PDF transform parameters. This file contains various parameters that control the AFP-to-PDF data stream transformation.

//A2PDPARM DD DISP=SHR,DSN=CAI.CBY3OPTN(CAHAA2PP)
A2PDREPT

Specifies the AFP-To-PDF transform summary report file.

You may not want to see this output—it is included for diagnostic purpose only.

//A2PDREPT DD DUMMY
A2PDFCT

Specifies the default AFP-To-PDF master font correlation table, which is pre-configured to replace the AFP fonts with Type 3 PDF soft fonts that are embedded in the PDF output file.

//A2PDFCT DD DISP=SHR,DSN=CAI.CBY3OPTN(CAHAMFCT)
STEPLIB

Points to the libraries that contain the CA DRAS server modules, report repository agent modules, and the SAS/C runtime library.

PDEFPDS

Specifies the AFP page definition (PAGEDEF) resource library. This is needed to provide a default PAGEDEF in case the AFP report does not contain one. The library must contain the P16 PAGEDEF.

//PDEFPDS DD DISP=SHR,DSN=SYS1.PDEFLIB
FONTPDS

Specifies the AFP font library. This is used in case the default PAGEDEF must be used.

//FONTPDS DD DISP=SHR,DSN=SYS1.FONTLIBB

Note: For more information about AFP-to-PDF Transform, see the chapter "AFP‑to‑PDF Transform" in the CA View Reference Guide.