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If you download SPLTOOL from www.bvstools.com/spltool.html it includes a
command named PRTRNG (Print Range) that doesn't require licensing and can
split up spooled files by page number for free.



On Mon, Apr 11, 2022 at 8:55 AM Szymon Nawrocki <szymon.nawrocki@xxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:


Hi All,

I have a spool file which is too large to be handled by DSPSPLF command.
There is no possibility to change the "creation process" of a spool file so
the idea is to split created spool into several smaller ones.
Because of performance and time limits, it should be done automatically
with
APIs .

I am able to use QSPGETSP API to retrieve data from the existing spool and
then use it as a source to QSPPUTSP API as long as it is the same, newly
created spool (first new).
When I try to put the next data packet to the next spool (second new), it
seems to be corrupted.
It is probably the way the buffer data (format SPFR0200) should be altered
before it could be put with the QSPPUSP, but I cannot figure out what
changes have to be made.

Any idea what I should check or maybe someone had similar problems (or has
an example how to do it ) ?

Kind regards
Szymon Nawrocki


Szymon Nawrocki | ul.Stolarska 11/04 | 43-190 Mikołów | www.asimple.com.pl







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