re: PRTFs stuck in status PRT - resolved -- MIDRANGE-L

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Hi Jesper,

I ended the jobs and that worked.


Thanx,

Nick



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Hello


Do an option 8 on the print to work out the job + user + number

Prompt the DSPJOB command and enter the job + user+ number

If the job is still active - and it shouldn't be - close the job with
the ENDJOB command - and the spoolfile will be released.

If jobs are active they can hold the spoolfiles in *RDY state with 0
pages - I have seen that before. (Printfile is not closed correctly.)



Kind regards/Venlig hilsen, 
Jesper Juul Fjeldgaard 
System administrator 
ERP Operations - Group IT 
Vestas Wind Systems A/S 
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