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George,
I did what the others suggested on the programming front several years
ago. Made the "delete" programs generic so they can have parameters passed
to them to control all KINDS of spool files.
Additionally, if you have a dumb terminal with a record key, for quick
and dirty work, you could record several screens worth of deletes and keep
(re)playing the sequence (although I wouldn't want to do that for 8000
!!!! <BG>).
Chuck
"George M. Sagen" wrote:
Thanks
for all the responses. The one that worked the best for my particular issue
was to have the user log in and first, do the WRKSPLF command, which listed
only his files, then do DLTSPLF *SELECT. I didn't seem to need the additional
USER parameter because the user only had access to his own files, but will
find it useful when in a scenario where the user logged in has access to
all spool files. Makes a good case for going back and reviewing the basics
periodically. Turns out there were over 8000 files to delete. Would have
worn out the 4 key.Geo.
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