Saving a file as JPEG at 900PPI

Printer needs file saving at 900 PPI in JPEG format.
Do I have to make sure the "effective PPI" of the photos are 900 PPI?
When I export the JPEG do i have to set the resolution at 900 PPI? And how do i set the "format method"?

Do I have to make sure the "effective PPI" of the photos are 900 PPI?
If the photos have an effective res of less than 900 they will be sampled up to 900 on jpeg export. For print you would use baseline.

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