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Subject: Release(*yes) ?
From: "Greg Wenzloff" <GWenzloff@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 8 Jan 2007 09:05:02 -0500
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When multiple spoolfiles are held on an outq we use a "6" to release
them.

What if we want to change an attribute using the command line and then
release them. You end up entering a bunch of "2"s and then Duplex(*yes)
on the command line then you have to go back and enter a bunch of "6"s.


Is there any way to enter something like Duplex(*yes) Release(*yes) on
the command line?

TIA,
Greg

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