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If, with ScriptServer Version 5.0-x, jobs only print a few pages of a file and then stop, the problem could be a DATA OVERRUN error. To confirm this, print the file with the /NOTIFY qualifier:
$ PRINT/QUEUE=queue-name/NOTIFY file-name
where "queue-name" is the name of the queue in question and "file-name" is the name of the file with which you are having problems, and/or set the queue to /RETAIN=ERROR:
$ SET QUEUE/RETAIN=ERROR queue-name
where "queue-name" is the name of the queue in question. Either of these commands should give you the "DATA OVERRUN" error message.
NOTE: This should only happen on Serial (TX or TT) or LAT ports.
This situation can be corrected by setting the terminal to enable the type_ahead, altypeahd, and hostsync characteristics as follows:
$ SET TERM/PERM/TYPE_AHEAD/ALTYPEAHD/HOSTSYNC port:
where "port" is the terminal to which the queue is connected.
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