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I learned a new one today. One of our print devices (P6) was not printing. WRKWTR showed it started and released properly. I put an 8 in front of it to show the OUTQ. The spool files were listed normally. Didn't understand what was happening. Then I noticed at the top of the screen it said: Status: HLD/WTR But the writer wasn't held. I couldn't release it. I could hold it, then release it, but it still showed held. Stopped and started the writer. No good. Power cycled the printer. No luck. Was about ready to delete/recreate the device description thinking it was damaged, but I decided to do a WRKOUTQ *ALL first. Lo and behold, it showed the _OUTQ_ as held. I didn't know you could do that. Put a 6 in front of it to release it and away it went. I've been using an AS/400 since almost it's inception. I didn't know until today that an OUTQ could be held/released independantly of the writer. The rest of you are probably thinking what a moron <g>. I wonder who held it and why. Learn something new every day. -- -Jeff The opinions expressed are my own and not necessarily the opinion of my company. Unless I say so.
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