Name |
Description |
Default Value |
| AUTO_REORG |
Automatic reorganization of the report queue upon the first call of the css(U) program per day (removal of reports whose keep date has expired): | no: |
no reorganization |
| all: |
all reports with keep date expired |
| printed: |
all reports with keep date expired and that have been fully
printed |
See also csa(U), k- and K-options. |
setting in /etc/css.default |
| BANNER_MARGIN |
Normally banners print from the first to the last line of
the page. On misadjusted forms, this may cause report pages to have banner lines printed
on. To avoid this effect, the BANNER_MARGIN parmeter may be used to set the top and bottom
margins of banner pages. |
setting in /etc/css.default |
| BINARY_VIEW |
Enable / disable the view of binary type reports in the css(U) dialog: true or false. We recommend to
disable this option for end-users. |
setting in /etc/css.default |
| CSS_SPOOL_DIR |
Directory where CSS will store report requests. |
$CSS_ENV/spool
|
| DATE_TYPE |
Date format to bu used in the css(U) dialog screens: | AM, US: |
MM/DD/YY |
| EU: |
DD.MM.YY |
| IN: |
YY/MM/DD |
|
setting in /etc/css.default |
| DEFAULT_FORM |
Defines the default form, if the f-option of lpr(U) is not specified. |
setting in /etc/css.default |
| DEFUALT_DEVICE |
Defines the default device, if the d-option of lpr(U) is not specified. |
setting in /etc/css.default |
| DEV_STOP_TIMEOUT |
This parameter controls the behavior of the lpd
despooler program on stop request for active printouts. If it is set to a value other than
zero, the despooler process will stop after the defined number of seconds are elapsed,
even if the current page has not been spooled completely. The device and the current
report are set to the 'hold' state. Please note, that even if DEV_STOP_TIMEOUT has been
set, it might be possible, that the process is unable to terminate. Many Unix systems do
not allow a process to stop if it is performing an output operation that the OS has not
yet been able to complete (typically if a printer is turned off). As soon as the printer
is switched on again, this feature should behave as expected. In order to give CSS
a chance to stop after the current page has been processed, this parameter should be set
to a reasonable value (e.g. 90). The default value is 0 (zero, no timeout processing). |
setting in /etc/css.default |
| ERRLOG_SIZE |
This parameter sets the size of the CSS
lpd error log file css.errlog in KB. Once the file reaches the
defined size, it is reset and any previously recorded information is
lost.
|
setting in /etc/css.default |
| JOB_FLAGS |
This parameter may be set to true to
mimic prerelease 3.4 condition flag behavior. For details refer to the
migration notes in Chapter 1. 
|
setting in /etc/css.default |
| LANGENV |
This parameter may specify an environment variable name to be
inspected for css(U) dialog language information. If set,
the variable takes precedence over the LANGUAGE parameter but may be overwritten by
L-option of css(U). |
|
| LANGUAGE |
Language to be used in the css(U) dialog screens:dutch, english, french oder german |
setting in /etc/css.default |
| PROTECTION |
Protection to be applied in the report queue maintenance: | user: |
user ID |
| group: |
group ID |
| none: |
no protection |
|
setting in /etc/css.default |
| PUBLIC_GROUP |
Reports owned by any group specified in
this parameter will be accessible by all users, despite the setting of
the PROTECTION parameter. By default a new report will be
owned by the creating user and the group associated with that user.
Ownership may also be controlled by the lpr(U) u-
and g-options. This parameter may define one or more groups
(name or numeric ID), delimited by the pipe symbol ‘|‘ or
by comma ‘,’. |
|
| PUBLIC_USER |
Reports owned by any user specified in this
parameter will be accessible by all users, despite the setting of the PROTECTION
parameter. This parameter may define one or more users (name or
numeric ID), delimited by the pipe symbol ‘|‘ or by comma
‘,’. |
|
| SHOW_CSSFLAGS |
Causes to show the d-, u- and
x-option flags in appropriate screen headers of the css(U)
dialog, when set to true. |
setting in /etc/css.default |
| TEST_PRINT |
Enable / disable the test-print feature after form changes through css(U):
true or false |
setting in /etc/css.default |
| TEST_PRINT_ACHAR |
Substitution character of alphabetic characters during
test-print through css(U). |
setting in /etc/css.default |
| TEST_PRINT_NCHAR |
Substitution character of numeric characters during
test-print through css(U). |
setting in /etc/css.default |
| VIEW_CONTROL_CHAR |
Defines the substitution character of nonprintable values in the report view screen of css(U). Control characters are from 0x00 through 0x19, 0x7f and 0xff, except CR, LF, BS and TAB. The following values are possible: | space: |
use 0x20, space |
| null: |
do not show |
| x: |
use character x |
|
setting in /etc/css.default |
| VIEW_DEVICE |
Defines the device definition to use to
display a report in the css(U)
report preview screen. |
|
| WINCSS_PORT |
Defines the TCP/IP port number to be used by the Windows
server cssws(U). |
|
| WINCSS_VIEW_DEVICE |
Defines the device definition to use to
display a report in the WinCss(U)
report preview screen.
|
setting in VIEW_DEVICE |
| WRAP_SCREEN |
Enable / disable the navigation default in the css(U)
dialog to wrap screens from last to first. |
setting in /etc/css.default |
