It is not from a command line ... but would be a SQL Service also a
solution?
If so check the DELETE_OLD_SPOOLED_FILES Stored Procedure in the SYSTOOLS
schema:
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/i/7.5?topic=services-delete-old-spooled-files-pr
ocedure
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Subject: Quick question: mass-delete of spool files?
Is there a quick way, from a command line, to delete several hundred spool
files sharing a common file name and job name (but different job numbers)?
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