CCTYPE

Specifies the type of carriage control characters in the input file. ACIF supports ANSI carriage control characters in either ASCII or EBCDIC encoding, and machine carriage control characters. ACIF does not allow a mixture of ANSI and machine carriage control characters within a file.

CCTYPE={Z | A | M}

The values are:

Z

The file contains ANSI carriage control characters that are encoded in ASCII.

The carriage control characters are the ASCII hexadecimal values that directly relate to ANSI carriage controls, which cause the action of the carriage control character to occur before the line is printed. For example, if the carriage control character is zero (X'30'), which represents double spacing, double spacing occurs before the line is printed.

Z is the default.

A

The file contains ANSI carriage control characters that are encoded in EBCDIC.

The use of ANSI carriage control characters cause the action of the carriage control character to occur before the line of data is printed. For example, if the carriage control character is a zero (X'F0'), which represents double spacing, the double spacing occurs before the line is printed.

M

The file contains machine code carriage control characters that are encoded in hexadecimal format.

The use of machine code carriage control characters cause the action of the carriage control character to occur after the line of data is printed. For example, if the carri