<CONTENT> and </CONTENT>

The Content tag group has different uses depending on the tag group in which it is used.

  • In the Banner, Input, Insertpage, and Insertrec tag groups, the Content tag group delimits input information (replaces <FILE>).
  • In an Output tag group, the Content tag group delimits output header information (replaces <HEADERFILE>).
  • In a Rule tag group, the Content tag group delimits rules for conditional document processing (replaces <FILE>).
  • In the Table tag group, the Content tag group specifies input for the LOOKUP rule function.
  • In the XML Element tag group, the Content tag group specifies the XML tags to use in the XML document produced by Enrichment. The elements must match the elements in the XML DTD. Static data can be specified within quotes. Variables should be populated with the appropriate values in the Rule file. If you do not assign a value to a variable, the corresponding field in the output XML file will be assigned the variable name as its value.

Each tag group can contain one Content group.

Note: If you use the Content tag group in a control file, the width of the content data is limited to the width of the control file.

If you use a control file inline in JCL, the width of the control file (and thus, the width of the Content tag group data) is limited to 72 characters.

Tag Groups

Banner tag group

Input tag group

Insertpage tag group

Insertrec tag group

Output tag group

Rule tag group

Table tag group

XML Element tag group

Syntax

<CONTENT>
Input data
</CONTENT>
Parameter Description Default
Input data The information Enrichment would normally use the <FILE> tag or the <HEADERFILE> tag to locate. The data must begin in the control file at column 1, just as it would if it was in a file. None