Doug,
If the spool files are split up by different output queues, you might try
an iterative process that looks at each output queue separately until all
output queues have been examined. That might work by keeping each
iteration down to under the storage limit.
Rich Loeber - @richloeber
Kisco Information Systems
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Hart, Doug - EI wrote:
I want to list any spool files on my system with more than 1,000 pages. I wrote an RPGLE program using the API QUSLSPL to collect all the info but I hit the 16Meg limit for user space size. To "find" the big files I need to use the *ALL values input to the API, any subset would bypass the goal. With 280,000+ spool files on the LPAR I can't think of another way to do this. I can get a list sorted by pages using iSeries Nav. but it doesn't give anyway to print or export the results well. I'm running v5r4.
Any suggestions?
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