Re: Easy way to have all of a given user's spool files automatically held? -- MIDRANGE-L

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There is a way to use a DTAQ, perhaps - here is the documentation on this feature -

You can associate a data queue with an output queue so that when a spooled file on the output queue goes to a ready (RDY) status, an entry is sent to the data queue.

To view the layout or content of the data queue entry that is sent, seeRecord type 01 data queue entry format <http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/iseries/v7r1m0/index.jsp?topic=/rzalu/rzalurectype01.htm>.

To associate the data queue and output queue, use theCreate Data Queue (CRTDTAQ)command to create the data queue. Specify the maximum message length (MAXLEN) parameter value as at least 128. The sequence (SEQ) parameter value is*FIFOor*LIFO. Then, on the

A program could be waiting on the DTAQ and have a table to control what you do.

Maybe?

Vern

On 2/17/2020 4:14 PM, James H. H. Lampert wrote:

I've probably asked this before, and probably more than once, but . . .

Is there an easy way to set a given user so that *all* of that user's spool files are held on creation?

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JHHL

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