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the Class D user, form is the user form name when the userid is specified as an
asterisk (*) or the default user ID. Otherwise, form is the operator form number.
spoolid
identifies the file you are selecting. Note that spoolid is not compatible with the
keyword SYSTEM.
Note: You must choose at least one option. If you specify more than one, you can
combine them in any order, except for the NAME option, which you must
specify last.
HOld
NOHold
HOLD puts a file in user hold status and prevents it from being punched,
printed, or read. NOHOLD releases the specified spool files that are in user
hold status.
KEep
NOKeep
KEEP retains a processed spool file in user hold status. NOKEEP resets files
that are in keep status.
MSG
NOMsg
MSG controls whether messages are sent to the file owner when the file begins
processing, and again when the file completes processing. Although you can
enter these options for any type of spool file, no message is sent when a virtual
reader processes the file. NOMSG resets the MSG option.
SYS
NOSys
SYS puts a file in system hold status and prevents it from being punched,
printed, or read. NOSYS releases the specified spool file or files in system
HOLD status. (User hold status can coexist with system hold status.)
Note: This option is available to class D users only.
TRFiles
changes system trace spool files.
UNConv
changes the spool file to an unconverted status, thereby canceling any
preprocessing that the print server may have done on the file. Options for the
file can now be changed, and the file may then be selected for conversion using
the new options.
CLass c
designates the new spool class, c, for the files.
COpy nnn
COpy *nnn
specifies the number of file copies you want printed or punched when the file is
produced. The value of nnn (number of copies) must be a decimal number from
1 through 255. Leading zeros need not be specified.
When you specify the optional asterisk (*), the 3800 printer prints each page
from the spooled output files nnn times before going on to the next page.