Re: Saving a spool file

[Jim Langston <jimlangston@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The Save(*YES) on the sending system says whether or not the spool file
will still exist on the sending system after being transmitted, and does
not effect the receiving system at all.

What we are doing here is we create a separate output queue on the receiving
side that is not attached to a printer.  The spool files will go into this
output queue and remain there until a user on the receiving side changes the
spool file to whatever properties they want (save(*yes) dev(p1), whatever).

Regards,

Jim Langston

Richard Reeve wrote:
> 
> I am sending a spool file to another system and want
> it to go on save on the remote system.  It is set to
> SAVE(*YES) on the local system, but after sending to
> the remote system using SNDNETSPLF, it changes to
> SAVE(*NO).
> 
> Any ideas?
> 
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