The EXITOP parameter allows you to call the LTO60 exit routine. The following table provides an overview of the EXITOP parameter fields used to access the LTO60 exit routine.
|
Position |
Field Name |
Description |
Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
|
1-6 |
KEYWORD |
EXITOP is the only acceptable entry. |
Required. |
|
8-15 |
EXIT ROUTINE NAME |
LTO60 is the only acceptable entry. LTO60 is dynamically loaded when you enter this parameter. |
Required. |
|
19-22 |
Location of ZIP CODE |
Location of the input record ZIP Code. |
Required. |
|
23 |
Format of ZIP CODE |
Code indicating the format of your input record ZIP Code.
|
Required. |
|
24-27 |
Location of ZIP+4 Code |
Location of the input record ZIP+4 Code. |
Required. |
|
28 |
Format of ZIP+4 Code |
Format of the input record ZIP+4 Code. Enter one of the following:
|
Required. |
|
29-32 |
Location of DELIVERY POINT CODE |
Location of the input record Delivery Point Code. |
Required. |
|
33-36 |
Location for LOT CODE |
Location for the 5-character Line of Travel (LOT) code on the output record. NOTE: If invalid input was presented, this field will be left blank on the output record. If valid input was presented, but no match was successful with the Master File, the record is default coded. This field will contain four zeroes followed by a descending flag (0000D). Default-coded records are eligible for the basic enhanced carrier route rate. |
Required. |
|
37-40 |
Location for ALTERNATE SEQUENCE CODE |
Location for the 2-character Alternate Sequence code on the output record. |
Optional. One of these fields are required if you want the program to help you sort your records in the sequence required by the USPS to obtain the basic enhanced carrier route rate. |
|
41-44 |
Location for HEXADECIMAL SEQUENCE CODE |
Location for the 1-character Hexadecimal Sequence code on the output record. |
|
|
45-48 |
Location for CARRIER ROUTE CODE |
Location for the input record Carrier Route Code on the output record. |
Required. |
|
50 |
REPORT SUPPRESSION CODE |
Determines whether the Control Totals Report will be printed. Enter one of the following codes:
|
Optional. |
|
51-66 |
RESERVED |
These fields are reserved for future use. |
Example
For this example, the following is the input record for Line of Travel.
....+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7....
JOSEPH.BELL...18684.BLUE.BIRD.DRIVE.......GAITHERSBURG..MD20879-123084C001The parameter below shows you how to define the EXITOP parameter for this input record.
....+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7..
EXITOP.LTO60.......059C.065C.069.256.261.263.072.X......................|
Value |
Description |
|---|---|
|
EXITOP |
Parameter name. |
|
LTO60 |
Name of the exit routine to be called. |
|
059 |
Columns 19-22 define the location of the input record ZIP Code. C in column 23 specifies a character ZIP Code format. |
|
065 |
Columns 24-27 define the location of the input record ZIP+4 Code. C in column 28 specifies a character ZIP+4 Code format. |
|
069 |
Columns 29-32 define the location of the Delivery Point Code. |
|
256 |
Columns 33-36 define the location for the Line of Travel code on the output record. |
|
261 |
Columns 37-40 define the location for the Alternate Sequence Code. |
|
263 |
Columns 41-44 defines the location for the Hexadecimal Sequence Code. |
|
072 |
Columns 46-48 defines the location of the Carrier Route Code. |
|
X |
Column 50 indicates that the Control Totals Report will not be printed. |