That depends on the number of tickets that you are doing and on whether you must retain the sequence.
The simplest thing would be to save each record as a PDF and then define the default ticketing at the printer preset.
use the perf stock as the main stock and then add a stock exception for the first page.
However, this may be problematic... as there's significantly more overhead to having a record per file.
In that case, you have to look at other options.
If the exception is every N pages and if you are using FFPS then you can use an ini file with the FFPS queue to define a "cyclical exception" which supports and unlimited number of exceptions in a job (as long as they are every n pages). In this case I would submit the job as one large file to FFC and have a dedicated queue in FFPS.
Another alternative may be to generate the PDF in chunks (or have FFC split the PDF into chunks) and then use scripting to associated a predefined print ticket with N exceptions. The exceptions (and the chunk size) would be based on DFE limit. I believe the limit for FFPS is 1,000 exceptions in a job. Not sure about the Fiery.
There may be other options but the above are the reasonably straight forward alteratives.
