Forms a transcript of a job.
Option
PRINT = string tokens |
What to transcribe (statements, output); default stat |
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Parameter
| scalar | Channel number of output file |
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Description
The COPY directive can be used to save a copy of either input statements, or output, or both, in an output file. For example
OPEN 'GEN.REC','GEN.OUT'; CHANNEL=2,3; FILETYPE=output
COPY [PRINT=statements] 2
COPY [PRINT=output] 3
will keep a record of all the statements in the file GEN.REC and of all the output in the file GEN.OUT.Setting PRINT=* stops any copying to the specified channel. For example
COPY [PRINT=*] 2
stops copying to GEN.REC.
You can thus obtain output in more than one style (for example RTF and HTML as well as plain-text) by opening, and then copying, to files in the required styles (see OPEN).
Option: PRINT.
Parameter: unnamed.
See also
Directives: OPEN, PRINT, READ.
Commands for: Input and output.