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Summary of spooled file commands<br />
The following commands may be used to work with spooled files. For detailed<br />
descriptions of the commands, see the CL Reference.<br />
CHGSPLFA<br />
Change Spooled <strong>File</strong> Attributes: Allows you to change some attributes of a<br />
spooled file, such as the output queue name or the number of copies<br />
requested, while the spooled file is on an output queue.<br />
CPYSPLF<br />
Copy Spooled <strong>File</strong>: Copies a spooled file to a specified database file. The<br />
database file may then be used for other applications, such as those using<br />
microfiche or data communications.<br />
DLTSPLF<br />
Delete Spooled <strong>File</strong>: Deletes a spooled file from an output queue.<br />
DSPSPLF<br />
Display Spooled <strong>File</strong>: Allows you to display data records of a spooled file.<br />
HLDSPLF<br />
Hold Spooled <strong>File</strong>: Stops the processing of a spooled file by a spooling<br />
writer. The next spooled file in line will be processed.<br />
RLSSPLF<br />
Release Spooled <strong>File</strong>: Releases a previously held spooled file for processing<br />
by a spooling writer.<br />
SNDNETSPLF<br />
Send Network Spooled <strong>File</strong>: Sends a spooled file to another system user on<br />
the Systems Network Architecture distribution services (SNADS) network.<br />
SNDTCPSPLF<br />
Send TCP/IP Spooled <strong>File</strong>: Sends a spooled file to another system user<br />
using TCP/IP.<br />
WRKSPLF<br />
Work with Spooled <strong>File</strong>s: Allows you to display or print a list of spooled<br />
files on the system.<br />
WRKSPLFA<br />
Work with Spooled <strong>File</strong> Attributes: Shows the current attributes of a<br />
spooled file.<br />
Locating your spooled files<br />
The Work with Spooled <strong>File</strong>s (WRKSPLF) command can be used to display or<br />
print all the spooled files that you have created. This is the easiest way to find<br />
your spooled files if you do not know the name of the output queue where they<br />
have been placed. To find all spooled files created by your current job, use the<br />
Work with Job (WRKJOB) command and choose Option 4 to work with the<br />
spooled files.<br />
<strong>File</strong> redirection of spooled files<br />
<strong>File</strong> redirection occurs when a spooled file is sent to an output device other than<br />
the one for which it was originally intended. <strong>File</strong> redirection may involve devices<br />
that process different media (such as printer output sent to a diskette device) or<br />
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