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The spool file status of SAV means _saved_ [past tense]; the spool
file is not *created* with that status. If that is already understood,
the following is likely not of any help, as it attempts only to clarify
SAV status as it relates to SAVE(*YES).
The SAVE(*YES) is an attribute of the printer file, via CRTPRTF or
CHGPRTF, which means SAVE(*YES) is also available via OVRPRTF. The
specification SAVE(*YES) indicates that, for the spooled output being
generated, *after* the spooled file has changed to WTR status due to the
spool file having entered the writer <WTR status, and maybe only after
also having been written for the specified number of pages?>, the spool
file status changes to SAV and the number of copies is reset to 1;
awaiting possible release to be written again, or deletion, or move to
another queue.
Regards, Chuck
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