-o attribute-value pairs

Specifies the account information that InfoPrint prints on start, end, and separator sheets. The account information can also be used for audit and accounting purposes.

This command keyword is equivalent to the InfoPrint document attribute account-text.

You must specify a value of full for one of the InfoPrint actual destination auxiliary sheet attributes (accounting-exit, audit-exit, printer-start-sheet, printer-end-sheet, or printer-separator-sheet) for InfoPrint to use this information.

The value is:

account: Any 1 to 20 characters of account information.

Specifies the first line of address information that InfoPrint prints on start, end, and separator sheets. The address information can also be used for audit and accounting purposes.

This command keyword is equivalent to the InfoPrint document attribute address1-text.

You must specify a value of full for one of the InfoPrint actual destination auxiliary sheet attributes (accounting-exit, audit-exit, printer-start-sheet, printer-end-sheet, or printer-separator-sheet) for InfoPrint to use this information.

The value is:

address1: Any 1 to 90 characters of address information.

Specifies the second line of address information that InfoPrint prints on start, end, and separator sheets. Other information is the same as for -oaddress1.

This command keyword is equivalent to the InfoPrint document attribute address2-text.

Specifies the third line of address information that InfoPrint prints on start, end, and separator sheets. Other information is the same as for -oaddress1.

This command keyword is equivalent to the InfoPrint document attribute address3-text.

Specifies the fourth line of address information that InfoPrint prints on start, end, and separator sheets. Other information is the same as for -oaddress1.

This command keyword is equivalent to the InfoPrint document attribute address4-text.

Determines the input bin used for the job. This keyword overrides the value specified in the form definition. If you do not specify the -obin keyword, InfoPrint uses the bin value specified in the form definition you provide for printing the job. If you do not specify the -obin keyword and you use the default form definition to print your job, the input bin value in the printer profile or in that form definition is used.

This command keyword is similar to the InfoPrint document attribute default-input-tray.

Values are:

1: Selects the primary bin for the printer device. This is the default.
2 to 255: You can specify bin 2 to bin 255. See your printer documentation for more information about the bins available on the printer device.
65: Selects the envelope bin on certain printer devices.
100: Selects manual feed on certain printer devices.

Specifies the building information that InfoPrint prints on start, end, and separator sheets. The building information can also be used for audit and accounting purposes.

This command attribute is equivalent to the InfoPrint document attribute building-text.

You must specify a value of full for one of the InfoPrint actual destination auxiliary sheet attributes (accounting-exit, audit-exit, printer-start-sheet, printer-end-sheet, or printer-separator-sheet) for InfoPrint to use this information.

The value is:

building: Any 1 to 90 characters of building information.

Specifies the ASCII input code page used for the job; that is, the keyboard code that InfoPrint uses to translate the ASCII code points it finds in the job.

This command attribute is similar to the InfoPrint document attribute default-character-mapping.

Values are:

850: Defaults to the IBM code page 850.
nnn: Other possible input code page values are 437 (a subset of the IBM code page 850), 860 (Portuguese), 863 (French Canadian), or 865 (Nordic); however, none of these IBM code pages are directly supported by AIX. If you are using a different ASCII code page as your keyboard code page, you can select 437, 860, 863, or 865, depending on which code page is the closest match to the one you are currently using.

Note:

This parameter is used only for ASCII jobs. If you specify -odatatype=dbcsascii, InfoPrint ignores the value you specify for the -ocodepage keyword and value.
The InfoPrint ASCII data type does not support the non-U.S. code pages supported by AIX (for example, IBM 932 and the variations of ISO8859). InfoPrint supports code pages 437, 860, 863, and 865 so that you can select the code page that most closely matches the one you are currently using, if you are located outside the United States and using the ASCII data type.
If you are printing single-byte ASCII code points that are part of code page 943 (Japan), 950 (Traditional Chinese), or an Extended UNIX Code (EUC) code set for Japan, China, or Korea, you must use the db2afp command to print the file, even though the entire file is single-byte ASCII.

Specifies the number of copies of the job. If you also specify one of the copy flags for the AIX print command (the -N flag of the enq and qprt commands, or the -n flag of the lp command), the value you specify with the -ocopies keyword overrides the value specified with the -N or -n flag.

This command keyword is equivalent to the InfoPrint document attribute copy-count.

Values are:

1: The minimum number of copies. This is the default.
255: The maximum number of copies.

Determines what type of errors in the job cause InfoPrint to issue error messages.

This command keyword is similar to the InfoPrint document attribute data-fidelity-problem-reported.

The value you assign to this keyword can significantly affect IPDS printer performance as described in this list.

Values are:

block

Block print-positioning errors and invalid-character errors; that is, do not report these errors or issue error messages for these types of errors. This value produces the best printer performance.

Print-positioning errors occur when the printer device tries to print outside the valid printable area of the form. Invalid-character errors include attempts to use a code point that is not assigned to a character in an AFP font.

block is the default.

blkchar

Block invalid-character errors; that is, do not report these errors. However, InfoPrint reports print-positioning errors and issues error messages for them.

blkpos

Block print-positioning errors; that is, do not report these errors. However, InfoPrint reports invalid-character errors and issues error messages for them.

unblock

Report all print-positioning errors and invalid-character errors. If the job has many errors, selecting unblock could decrease your IPDS printer device's performance because of the constant communication between the printer device and InfoPrint, and because of the repositioning that must occur to continue printing the next page after the page containing the error. You might use this value when diagnosing problems with InfoPrint.

Specifies the type of the input data stream. If you do not specify the -odatatype keyword, InfoPrint reads the first few lines of the file to determine if the file is an AFP data stream. If InfoPrint does not find AFP data stream commands in the file, it assumes a data type of ASCII.

If you are printing PostScript, ditroff, S/370 line data, PCL, double-byte character set (DBCS) ASCII, Extended UNIX Code (EUC) on a PSF physical printer, or if you are printing ASCII data that you want to format with a page definition on a PSF physical printer, specifying the particular data type alerts InfoPrint to execute the appropriate transform command ( such as ps2afp, d2afp, line2afp, pcl2afp, ppml2afp, or db2afp) before printing the file. In this way, you can specify transform-specific options with the -o flag. See -o keywords and values for specific data types for more information.

This command keyword is equivalent to the InfoPrint document attribute document-format.

Values are:

{as | ascii}

The type of data is an ASCII data stream with embedded controls for an InfoPrint 4201-2 Proprinter or 5202 printer. You can also specify ascii to print flat ASCII (no embedded formatting controls except for newline characters) without using a page definition.

ascii is the default.

{af | afpds}

The type of data is an Advanced Function Presentation data stream.

gif

The type of data is Graphical Interchange Format.

jpeg

The type of data is Joint Photographic Experts Group.

{db | dbcsascii}

The type of data is double-byte character set (DBCS) ASCII for Japanese or Traditional Chinese, or Extended UNIX Code (EUC) for Japanese, Traditional Chinese, or Korean. DBCS ASCII can contain controls for an InfoPrint 5577 or 5587 printer. When you specify this value, InfoPrint automatically runs the db2afp command to transform the DBCS ASCII or EUC into printable AFP data. InfoPrint ignores any values specified with the -ocodepage flag and keyword.

If you are printing EUC data, you must also specify -o-e (the db2afp -e flag) along with -odatatype=dbcsascii.

{d | ditroff}

The type of data is ditroff, which is a device-independent data stream (troff files that have been formatted for InfoPrint using the troff -Tafp command). When you specify this value, InfoPrint automatically runs d2afp to transform the ditroff into printable AFP data.

{l | line}

The type of data is S/370 line data or is ASCII data that you want to format with a page definition. When you specify this value, InfoPrint automatically runs line2afp to transform the ASCII or line data into printable AFP data.

Note: If the input file is ASCII, but you want to use fonts that have EBCDIC code points, you must also specify a line2afp input exit program to convert the ASCII file to EBCDIC. InfoPrint supplies two input exit programs that perform this function:

/usr/lpp/psf/bin/apka2e, which is appropriate for ASCII files that only contain line feed controls (not carriage returns and form feeds)
/usr/lpp/psf/bin/asciinpe, which is appropriate for ASCII files that contain line feed, carriage returns, and form feeds.

You specify an exit program using the -oinpexit keyword-value pair on the AIX print command.

{mo | modcap}

The type of data is a Mixed Object: Document Content Architecture for Presentation data stream.

{pc | pcl}

The type of data is PCL. When you specify this value, InfoPrint automatically runs pcl2afp to transform the PCL into printable AFP data.

pdf

The type of data is PDF. When you specify this value, InfoPrint automatically runs pdf2afp to transform the PDF into printable AFP data.

{ps | postscript}

The type of data is PostScript. When you specify this value, InfoPrint automatically runs ps2afp to transform the PostScript into printable AFP data.

ppml

The type of data is a Personalized Print Markup Language (PPML) data stream.

sap

The type of data is an OTF data stream.

You cannot submit ABAP List Format files with the -odatatype=sap flag and keyword-value pair. If you submit an ABAP List Format file, InfoPrint will convert it to line data, try to print it, and fail. You must first use sap2afp to convert the ABAP List Format file to line data, then submit it with the -odatatype=line flag and keyword-value pair.

tiff

The type of data is Tag Image File Format.

Specifies the department information that InfoPrint prints on start, end, and separator sheets. The department information can also be used for audit and accounting purposes.

This command keyword is equivalent to the InfoPrint document attribute department-text.

You must specify a value of full for one of the InfoPrint actual destination auxiliary sheet attributes (accounting-exit, audit-exit, printer-start-sheet, printer-end-sheet, or printer-separator-sheet) for InfoPrint to use this information.

The value is:

department: Any 1 to 90 characters of department information.

Specifies the distribution information that InfoPrint prints on start, end, and separator sheets.

If you do not specify the -odistribution keyword for local jobs, no distribution information prints. For remote jobs, the value defaults to the information provided by AIX (usually the user ID and the name of the host from which the job was submitted; for example, bob@sys1).

The value is:

distribution: Any 1 to 90 characters of distribution information. Whether all of these characters

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