Re: System Spool files

Mark,

Another option is to move the spool files to QEZJOBLOG (or change the spool 
file to have them go there automatically).  If you have CleanUp (GO CLEANUP) 
running on a regular basis you can have the system delete these logs when the 
clean up the system logs.

If this doesn't work, let me know.  I have a simple utility that lets cleans up 
files by how old the file is.  You specify the output queue and how long to 
keep the spooled file.  Schedule this to run nightly and it keeps your spool 
files under control.  But, like Al pointed out in a previous note - this 
program doesn't determine whether or not the information is needed - it just 
looks at how old the spool file is.

HTH,

Todd Kidwell (Netstar)
AS/400 System Administrator
(313) 224-0578

>>> "Mark Beck" <fybook@aurora.alaska.edu> 07/11/00 11:42PM >>>
Hi!

Any automated way to cleanup unwanted/unneeded system spool files that
accumulate in there each day?

Thanks for the help!

Mark
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Mark Beck, Manager
UAF Bookstore
Phone:(907)474-5275
Email:fybook@uaf.edu 
Fax:(907)474-7739
Web:www.uaf.edu/bookstore 
ICQ:39019747

Address:
PO Box 750127
Fairbanks, AK  99775



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