Re: Copy spool file ? -- MIDRANGE-L

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>>Copy the PF back to QPRINT several times. Each copy will create a 
spool
>>file then you can direct each splf to one OUTQ
>
>Hi, Prakach
>
>I still don't understand how to convert from PF to SPLF. Could you tell 
me
>carefully?
>

Do a CPYF from PF to QPRINT. Here's how to do it.
Assuming the name of the PF that contains your SPLF is MySplfPF in QTEMP 
and System object QPRINT exists in your *LIBL list, the following 
command should get the job done.

CPYF FROMFILE(QTEMP/MySplfPf) TOFILE(QPRINT)

after this command you'll see a spool file named QPRINT with the 
contents that of the original spool file.

Good luck,
Prakash.
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