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you can set the file two other ways, you can setup the appropriate directory entries and SNDNETSPLF or you can use the LPAR(SNDTCPSPLF) command to send them to LOCALHOST.

the spoolfiles sent using SNDNETSPLF endup in the default outq for the user defined in TOUSRID()


SNDNETSPLF FILE(QSYSPRT)
TOUSRID((USERNAME ADDRESS))
JOB(JOBNBR/JOBUSER/JOBNAME)
SPLNBR(*LAST)
DTAFMT(*ALLDATA) <== very important

LPR RMTSYS(LOCALHOST)
PRTQ('qgpl/qprint')
FILE(QSYSPRT)
JOB(JOBNBR/JOBUSER/JOBNAME)
SPLNBR(*LAST)
DESTTYP(*AS400)
TRANSFORM(*NO)

Bryan Dietz


DMarien@xxxxxxxxxxxx said the following on 4/8/2009 1:32 AM:
Hi,
We currently re-create spoolfiles using the following logic and API's (using chgsplf op cpysplf doesn't offer sufficient functionality in our case) :
CrtUsrSpc : Create user space in QTEMP. Call 'QUSCRTUS' CrtSplFil : Create spooled file 2. Call 'QSPCRTSP' OpnSplFil : Open spooled file 1. Call 'QSPOPNSP' GetSplFil : Get data spooled file 1. Call 'QSPGETSP' PutSplFil : Put data in spooled file 2. Call 'QSPPUTSP' CloSplFil : Close spooled file 1 & 2. Call 'QSPCLOSP' DltUsrSpc : Delete user space in QTEMP. Call 'QUSDLTUS'
However, we are facing the following problem : some spoolfiles are larger than 16 MB and since the API's are using userspaces, the re-created spoolfile only contains the first 16MB (hence the resulting spoolfile is incomplete). Is there an alternative for using the userspace API's or a way to make userspaces larger than 16 MB ??? All tips are welcome.... .

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