Re: Outq - Simple question but stumped & lack time

Rob, Well I ran a query that would go to a Printer, PrinterA. But since I 
started Printera w/ PrinterA2's outq, I was expecting the query printout to go 
to PrinterA2, which did not happen. But are you saying that this will work for 
the regular application outputs?

rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:Maybe I need to clarify.

Did the writer start?
Was there anything in the writers joblog to indicate why it wouldn't play 
ball?

Rob Berendt
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Why didn't your attempt work?

Some things try to send to printers, (like Query/400). Since you still 
have the PrinterA definition that shouldn't be a big deal. It looks for 
printerA, goes to it's outq, and printerA2 prints it. Most programs that 
did 'early binding' and hard coded the original printer models attributes 
are no longer supported, (OV/400).

Rob Berendt
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Hello Again, I have a printer that is in the repair center. Let us call it 

PrinterA. I would like to attach, the PrinterA outq, also called PrinterA, 

to the PrinterA2, which is physically located in the same office area. 

Thus, all jobs that would normally send spool files to PrinterA will now 
have these spools going into PrinterA2.

I thought that I could simply start the Writer for PrinterA w/ the outq 
param PrinterA2, but this did not work.

Thank you,
Mike



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