Using Dynamic Job Descriptor Entries (DJDEs)5-2 Using LCDS Print Description LanguageExample Here is another example:For information on coding the IDEN command and explanationsof its parameters and options, refer to the IDEN commanddescription in the “Specifying input parameters” chapter.Specifying DJDE recordsDJDE records are part of the data stream. The system looks forthem only if there is an IDEN PREFIX command within the JDEused to process the job. DJDE information is contained in one ormore records, each of which may be up to the maximum recordlength specified for the job input data. For each DJDE record, theprefix (the identification field) must begin in the same location inthe record.Ending a DJDE A group of DJDE records, called a packet, is terminated by anEND parameter in the last DJDE record in the packet. Allspecified DJDE information is applied at the next record or pageboundary after the END parameter is encountered.The end of a DJDE record parameter that is split and continuedon the next DJDE record must be followed by a comma, then asemicolon (,;).NOTE: After a DJDE packet is terminated by an ENDparameter, there must be one or more data records before thenext DJDE packet. DJDE records directly following a previouslyterminated DJDE parameter set are ignored.Multiple DJDEs There may be multiple DJDE packets in a job. Only the specificparameters mentioned within the packet are modified.DJDE codingguidelinesWhen preparing DJDE records as part of the input data stream,keep in mind the following guidelines.• A DJDE record may contain more than one parameter. Eachparameter within a record must be separated from the nextparameter by a comma.• The prefix in a DJDE record may appear after the DJDEparameter(s) as long as it is consistently located in all DJDErecords.IDEN PREFIX=E'DJDE', SKIP=7, OFFSET=2,OPRINFO=YES;
