RE: finding the print job number for a cgi job -- WEB400

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Subject: RE:[WEB400] finding the print job number for a cgi job
From: rbaird@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Fri, 3 May 2002 13:30:21 -0600
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Thanks Buck!  That did the trick.

now if I can just figure out this 'sharing violation' problem....

rick

----original message-------
>Why don't spool files created by the
>cgi appear under the same job as the
>cgi?

It's because the CGI job runs in a server process.  Try adding ovrprtf
splfown(*JOB).
  --buck

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