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I looked at CHGDEVPRT, CHGOUTQ, and STRPRTWTR/CHGWTR, but I don't see an
option to change the default output queue. Can you write a CL program or a
command to start your print job?

Steve
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I don't see a parameter for output queue. I'm at release V4R5.

Albert

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Albert York wrote:
Is there a way to change the default output queue associated with
a device? For example, I have a device named PRT16 and I want to
have it assigned to output queue MYQUEUE when I issue the
STRPRTWTR command, without requiring me to specify it on the
command.

Thanks, Albert


Pardon me if I misunderstand the question, but wouldn't CHGDEVPRT work?

Gerald

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