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In V5R4 this is exactly how it works for SAVLIB and SAVOBJ. You do need to add one parm to tell it YES Save spooled file data but that's it! Prior to V5R4 though you cannot do it.

 - Larry

Jonathan Mason wrote:
Hi Muru

No, you're not missing anything.  When you used SAVOBJ you saved the object
definition and not the contents - unless something has changed in recent
releases there hasn't been any direct way to save the output queue using the
standard SAV* commands.

Back in 1991 News/400 (now iSeries Network) provided two utilities to save
and restore output queues called, unsurprisingly, SAVOUTQ and RSTOUTQ.  If
you do a search on Google for either of these you should be able to download
it.

All the best

Jonathan

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I would want to save the spool files for later reference. I saved the outq
into a save file using SAVOBJ. While restoring the outq, the spool files are
not there.. Anything I am missing?

Thanks,
Muru.

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