RE: OUTPUT QUEUE MONITORING

[Jromeh@xxxxxxx]

Just don't make the mistake of specifying 00:00:01 thru 23:59:59. In that 
one second, the oldest, most forgotten spool file larger than your limit 
will be released. In the morning, users will call complaining about this 
huge old report that nobody requested spewing from their printer. In my 
case, everyone was pointing at the spool routing package, eventually 
found the real problem, was the tech who set up the outq ever red-faced.

The *ALWAYS special value would be a nice command tweak.

>>          Yes, that is always......Bev

>          What if I don't want them to print out at all?  I mean, I can 
specify
>          the max spool file parameter and the times, but what if I put in
>          00:00:00 for a start time and 23:59:59 for an end time.  Will this

stop
>          it from printing altogether?
>          Gary


Jerome Hughes                     jromeh@aol.com
InterPro Consulting Services      www.interproinc.com
Rosemont, IL USA                  these are my own opinions only

OMNI User Communications Dir.     www.omniuser.org

"Remember, I started this company in my parent's garage." Steve Jobs


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