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Our help desk manager had an issue. Had a document on P01A14 on hold. Held out queue P01A14. With assistance level for wrksplf set to Basic, I took option "6" to release spool file. Got a message saying out queue is held and to use option 10. Took option 10 and things just hung up - for about 20 minutes and eventually it worked. I reported this to IBM. They were able to duplicate it. Their response was: The developer has taken a look into this issue and explains what is going on in the CPS discussion. The core of it is that, when you are at basic assistance level and you use the options to release a held spooled file and then release the held output queue, the system ends up doing a WRKSPLF *ALL, rather than just having to look at spooled files in a single output queue. If there are a lot of spooled files on the system, this can take a long time. After this has been done once, the pages are in memory already so the WRKSPLF *ALL takes a much shorter period of time to complete. This is working as designed. To avoid having to wait a long time, it is recommended to either use an assistance level of *INTERMED or avoid holding output queues. To me, this sounds like some bad use of the spool files api's. What do you think? Rob Berendt -- Group Dekko Services, LLC Dept 01.073 PO Box 2000 Dock 108 6928N 400E Kendallville, IN 46755 http://www.dekko.com
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