Specifications

Printed Documentation
The singlejob clause is of the form:
singlejob =on
or
singlejob =off
The purpose of singlejob is to process one command file job at a time. If you
have multiple jobs in a command file, jobs will be released to the print queue one
at a time and sent to the printer much faster if singlejob is turned on. If singlejob
is turned off, jobs in the command file will not be released to the print queue and
sent to the printer until the entire command file is processed. The default value
for the singlejob clause is off.
where
The where clause is of the form:
where =(condition)
The purpose of the where clause is to print database records based on a
condition. The "condition" in the where clause consists of a valid database field
name, one or more comparison or logical operators and a field value.
For example, if you need to print all records where Aisle number is 100, the
where clause in the command file would be:
where =(AISLENUM = 100)
orderby
The orderby clause is of the form:
orderby =<fieldname>
The purpose of the
orderby clause is to print database records in a specific order.
If the order in which records are printed is important, you can select one or more
database fields in which to sort on. The records will be printed based on the
values in the database field(s) chosen. This clause is only valid when using a
format that uses an ODBC data file.
outputfile
The
outputfile clause is of the form:
outputfile ="filename"
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