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(Wayne, thanks for your suggestion, but: I need to respect
> the original format and am afraid the CPYSPLF > method does not allow this)Sure it does, if you do a little more work. You need to create another file; this one containing spooled file attributes. Then use the spooled file APIs and retrieve the spooled file attributes and store them in the attribute file. Then CPYSPLF to a PF. Now you can move those two files over to the other system and do the reverse:
Read a record from the attributes file, create the appropriate OVRPRTF and then CPYF from the spooled PF to QSYSPRT.
Be advised that when you have done all this, you _still_ have a different job, user and ID than the spooled file on the original system had. If the user ID or job name matters you can submit the job with the proper name and user ID, but I know of no way to force the job number to match the original.
--buck
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