Exceed maximum split to reach boundary
You can change the point at which a job is split using the Split boundary property and the Exceed maximum split to reach boundary property. For example, you might want to make sure that child jobs split according
to the capacity of your mailpiece trays. Normally, SplitDocuments might set a new
value for the Child job ID for a document that does not have a new tray ID (it splits child jobs in the middle
of a tray). However, if you enter a tray ID as the value of the Split boundary property, SplitDocuments will split child jobs only when the tray ID has a different
value. If Exceed maximum split to reach boundary is Yes, the step adds more documents to the current child job until the next tray boundary
is reached. If Exceed maximum split to reach boundary is No, the step removes documents from the current child job
until the previous tray boundary is reached.
Values:
- Yes (default)
- Allows a job to contain more documents or sheets than the maximum value, to reach the boundary that you specified using the Split boundary property.
- No
- The job always splits based on the maximum document or sheet value.
- Database name
- Job.Doc.SplitBoundaryExceedMax
Usage note: Exceed maximum split to reach boundary is a positional job property. For information about using positional job properties, refer to the Information Center.