Re: How to Release all spool jobs

[Mike Berman <mikeba777@xxxxxxxxx>]

ops nav. is hard for deletes. That is why I use DLTOLDSPLF.

Vern Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:In my experience, 
OpsNav is good for mass deletes, espec. since I can sort 
on the various columns. It is horrible for mass changes, however, as a 
separate dialog appears for each spooled file, not a single dialog with the 
attributes that are common to all seclections. The latter is the behavior 
of Windows Explorer. This is where WRKSPLF shines, with the 2 option and 
the command line.

What, besides delete, are the other commands that can be done efficiently 
over multiple spooled files?

Vern

At 05:41 PM 7/12/2004, you wrote:

>Peter Vidal wrote:
> >> "How many spooled files are you talking about, in truth."
> >>
> >> Al, I do not have the issue. It was somebody that send the message
> >> and I just quoted him. I was trying to have sense of what the
> >> problem was.
> >>
> >> Obviously, your alternative is also an effective solution.
>
>Operations Navigator is great for performing massive quantities of one
>command on spool files.
>
>One nifty example is to massively delete a number of job logs created by a
>profile. Sort the spool files by name, then click on the first,
>shift-click on the last and then delete.
>
>Bill


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