Re: CPYSPLF Query :)

[Neil Palmer <neil@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

When you use CPYSPLF to copy to a disk file, make the record length the width
of the report + 1.  Use the option CTLCHAR(*FCFC).  When you copy back to 
a spool file you use OVRPRTF QSYSPRT CTLCHAR(*FCFC) then CPYF filename 
QSYSPRT.
You could do a CRTDUPOBJ of QSYSPRT and call it something like RESPOOL, and
do CHGPRTF RESPOOL CTLCHAR(*FCFC) - then just CPYF filename RESPOOL.


On Thu, 21 Aug 1997, Tim Truax wrote:

> Hello all,
> On the S36 to copy a spool file to disk its - CPYSPL, then CPYSPL NOCOPY
> to copy it back,  On the AS400 I did a CPYSPLF and I have my spool file
> in a Phy File, what function will I use to copy it back from Phy File to
> a spool file?  I tried CPYF but it just looked like a file dump.
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