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  • Subject: RE: Capture spool file name created in a job stream
  • From: Krys Theodore <ktheodore@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 18 Nov 1998 15:24:34 -0600
  • Organization: Marks Bros. Jewelers, Inc.

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From:   Ravi[SMTP:ravi@spacestar.com]
Reply To:       MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
Sent:   Wednesday, November 18, 1998 12:02 PM
To:     MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
Subject:        Capture spool file name created in a job stream

Hello,

Scenario : A CL calls many,many RPG programs. A programmer who is
somewhat familiar with the app. says atleast 40 - 50 programs are called
within the jobstream !!!! Programs were written many years ago. Almost
all the RPG programs have 5 or more print files defined in each program.
There are CL's involved in the job stream which may be overriding the
spool file names. No naming convention has been followed. All print file
opens are user controlled. Not all the print files are opened/created
all the time. Apparently there are times when no spool files are created
in the job stream.  

Problem: Any/all spool file(s)  created in the job stream needs to be
sent to a remote system. SNDNETSPLF has to be used, which requires a
spool file name. I can trace the job stream, note down all print files
used in the programs, enter a SNDNETSPLF command in the master CL for
each print file followed by MONMSG CPF3303 (file not found in job). 
                 (or)
Take the easier way out.....SOMEHOW dynamically capture all spool file
names created in the job stream and send the files to the remote system. 
Is this possible ? Any suggestions will be appreciated....

Thanx

Ravi
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