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I read an article at some point talking about this. You can attach a
data queue to the out queue and it will report back when the file is
ready. I don't have any details but I hope that will point you in the
right direction.

~Zach

I am using the QUSLSPL api to load up a subfile and display a list of a
user's spooled files. The user can select the spooled file they want to
print and fax. The user can print the spooled file by choosing an outq
to
move the file into. The spool file gets faxed by using QCMDEXC with
SNDFAX.
My problem is timing I believe. I need to know when the spooled file
has
been printed so I can then execute the SNDFAX command. Any thoughts or
suggestions on how to do this?



TIA

Joel
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