Re: S/ 36 Environment and spoolfiles

["Jim Franz" <franz400@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

are we talking about spools in the M36? or the S36EE?
M36 = your machine looks, acts, feels, smells like a 36.
S36EE = S36 execution environment which has access to
the "native" side of the 400.
As far as I know, S36EE spools are really native as/400 spools.
Use the cpysplf native cmd, or many tools exist. Check
search400.com for spool tools.
If M36, the copyprt procedure allows you to copy a spool
to a file (and then the file back to a new spool.
jim

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Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2001 4:59 PM
Subject: Re: S/ 36 Environment and spoolfiles


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> Does anyone know how to copy spoolfiles in the 36 environment from one
outq
> to another along with passing parameters for the copy to a command to do
> this? Need to automate a copy function for dual output....can't think of
> anyother way....help......
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