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RE: Duplicate automatically a QSYSPRT Spool file to another Outq

Depending upon the spool attributes - the IBM command CPYSPLF can copy into an IFS stream file - so if your goal is so the user cannot delete ...
There are limits to the type of spooled fole.

Jim


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Subject: RE: Duplicate automatically a QSYSPRT Spool file to another Outq

Can you change the CL (assuming it is called by a CL) to include a SNDNETSPLF?

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Subject: Duplicate automatically a QSYSPRT Spool file to another Outq

Hi i all

I would need automatically duplicate the spool files of a specific procedure in another outq under another user ..

Example : my programA generate a QSYSPRT spool file in MyOutq , i would automatically (or in easiest way possible) duplicate the QSYSPRT from MyOutq to NewOutq under NewUser (.. before in came printed ) . Pratically , i need to save the spool in suche way the i can check them without that the user can delete them .

Thnaks in advance

Gio



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