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On 7/25/24 10:48 AM, Brad Stone wrote:
Would this work?
DLTSPLF FILE(FILENAME) JOB(JOBNUM) SPLNBR(*ANY)
No; Rob is correct, and it just gives a stack of "duplicate job" messages.
I said "the same job *name* with different *job* numbers"; not "the same
*job* with different *spool* numbers."
Neither does Birgitta's solution help much; the stored procedure doesn't
have a parameter for job name.
If Rob's solution will work in a STRSQL session, it may be the ticket.
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