This Natural profile parameter specifies the destination where output from an asynchronous application is to be displayed.
Possible settings | 1 to 8 characters | Output destination, for example, printer. |
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Default setting | none | |
Dynamic specification | yes | |
Specification within session | no |
Notes:
DEFINE
PRINTER
statement (just as in a synchronous online
session).
The following platform-specific characteristics apply:
Platform: | Comment: |
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CICS | The profile parameter SENDER
specifies the CICS transient data (TD) destination and the terminal or printer
for terminal output from asynchronous sessions. If the specified destination
does not exist, the session output is sent to the specified terminal or
printer. If the specified terminal or printer does not exist either, the
session terminates abnormally.
The default terminal output format for asynchronous sessions
is a 3270 data stream. If the If you are routing all output to a (spool) destination, such
as CSSL, the Natural application must be switched to line mode, for example, by
specifying
Note: |
Com-plete | See Asynchronous Natural Processing under Com-plete/SMARTS. |
IMS TM | The profile parameter SENDER
specifies the default LTERM . This LTERM is always
used when no other printer has been specified. You should always dynamically
define a SENDER parameter in the NIIBOOT
module. This is important when Natural tries to output error messages when
starting a session: if no SENDER parameter is specified,
there is no valid LTERM and NATIMS terminates the
session.
|
openUTM | The profile parameter SENDER
specifies the ID for the initialization of an asynchronous transaction; that
is, the ID which identifies the transaction as asynchronous. If output from an
asynchronous transaction is to be printed, the setting specified with the
SENDER parameter also identifies the printer on which
the output is to be printed.
Note: |
Note:
For further information, see also the profile parameter
OUTDEST
and
Asynchronous
Processing in the Operations
documentation.