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December 1998, Week 3

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David Mendoza <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 17 Dec 1998 13:04:55 -0800
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Our Vista Plus product has been helping companies for years with
automatically capturing production reports and distributing them
electronically to end users. Many of our customers also utilize
Monarch in combination with Vista Plus for data transformation
into PC file formats such as Excel, Lotus 123 or Dbase.
All spool files can be identfied by user and report name so that
users only see the reports that they have been given the rights to
analyze.

Dave Mendoza
Quest Software
1-800-306-9329

-----Original Message-----
From: Cary A Marshall [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Thursday, December 17, 1998 1:00 PM
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Subject: Transfer Spool File to Network Directory


Hello All,

We'd like to have users create spool files on our HP3000 (5.5 pp 6) which
can automatically be sent to a directory on our NT network.  Each user has
been assigned a directory on the network, and we need to be able to send the
users' spool file to his/her network directory. That is, we need a way to
identify the spool file as belonging to a user, then send the file to the
proper directory on the network.  We'd also like to incorporate the spool
file and report name into the file that's created on the network. The users
will then download the data into Excel.

Right now, we are retrieving the spool file through a DTC port, using a
script to identify the spool file and writing the file to a network
directory.  Then Monarch is used to strip out extraneous info (headings,
page numbers..) so that the data can be used as needed.  This method is slow
and unreliable, so we're looking for alternatives.

Thanks for your consideration.

Cary Marshall

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