I believe when you create a spool file from a Java job, it gets created
with a job named QPRTJOB. I don't remember the exact details but it's
not quite as simple as you're thinking unfortunately.
From my understanding using the current job info will not work for you
to get the spool you want. You may want to set some info in the user
data or user defined data field that you can use to find the spool you
just created. Then use the spool list API to find the one you want.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Richard Schoen
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message: 1
date: Mon, 5 Jan 2009 19:31:41 +0800
from: "Heu Bor Huey" <bhheu@xxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: Spooled File Job Number for CPYSPLF
Hi all,
I am trying to do a CPYSPLF (using CommandCall) to a spooled file which
I have written to AS400 using SpooledFileOutputStream and appropriate
writer. Before writing the spooled file, I have used RTVJOBA
(ProgramCall through a CL wrapper) to retrieve the user, job number and
job name. However, when I perform CPYSPLF, it failed because "File
<something> not found in job <xxx/yyy/zzz>". I tried to check out the
spooled file attributes, and it has the job number etc different from
what is retrieved by RTVJOBA.
I have also tried specifying SPLFOWN(*JOB) in CRTPRTF before writing,
but still job number and job name still remains different though user is
the same.
Can I know why is this happening? Is there any way to fix this thing?
Thanks.
BH
midrange.com
