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Dave,I get the same thing. Mine goes to a non-existent printer which I defined in System Values (QPRTDEV). But doing that would mean that all printer output that is not directed to a specific printer just sits around waiting for someone to move it to another printer. Good and bad points to that.
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Turnidge, Dave wrote:
After extended time expended on the phone on numerous occasions with IBM support, and getting no answer - we'll see if the user community has the answer... Almost every day I get a printout with the job name of QYIVRIPS. I don't care that much that the messages printed on the printout exist, but I would like to have the printout go to a queue that doesn't print. As stated above, I have spent time trying to get the answer to this problem from the "Family" at IBM, but to no avail. So, how do I get these QYIVRIPS listings to depart the scene and sit nicely on an outq so that if necessary I can send a copy to the previously mentioned IBM if the necessity arises again.... BTW, the printout itself is all java messages - which are totally cryptic and meaningless to me. TIA. Dave
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