RE: Job separators with Remote Outq

["Dennis Lovelady" <dlovelady@xxxxxxxx>]

In a pure iSeries environment, it works like that.  But if your remote outq
is actually directed to a printer (say, and HP printer with a JetDirect
card), or to anything else (non-iSeries) runnning LPR, then there's no
remote outq (per se) involved.  Then it's up to the printer to do what's
necessary... and if it can't, then you'll have to move back to the source
system....

That is what the utility from QUSRTOOL that Al referred to did.  It added
the separator page to the job stream when streaming the data to the printer
(or the remote queue, if you like).





"Joe Pluta" <joepluta@PlutaBrothers.com>@midrange.com on 12/03/2002
11:20:18 AM

Please respond to midrange-l@midrange.com

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Subject:    RE: Job separators with Remote Outq


> From: Leland, David
>
> How does one specify the SEPPGM parameter with Remote Outq's,
> since there's
> no device description - only an outq?

The remote outq is simply a way to redirect a spooled file from an outq on
your machine to an outq on another machine.  At that point, the handling of
the spooled file is up to the remote machine.  Unless I'm mistaken, to
change the characteristics of how that machine works, you'd have to log on
to that machine, find the printer associated with the output queue, and
change its SEPPGM parameter.

Joe

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