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> How about :
>
> 1- spoolf 1013;delete            or
> 2- purge o1013.out.hpspool       or
> 3- spoolf 1013;pri=13

Yikes, be careful! We had some files with bad UFID's and when we tried
to delete them it caused a system failure. (Actually *any* attempt to
access the contents would also cause a crash, including STOREing the
files -- it was nasty.) They were KSAM/XL (FAK) files and one of our sys
admins said he had to "turn them into flat files" in order to delete
them, tho' I don't know how he did it. I know he used FSCHECK in the
process somewhere, but again... I'll have to ask him when he gets back
from vacation.

> Keven wrote:
>>
>> I have an error!
>>
>> *BAD UFID FOR THE FOLLOWING FILE : /HPSPOOL/OUT/O1013
>> UFID: 05620002 1594D889 0025E0C4 430324D6 558B4D44

"Caveat Purgeor" - Let the purger beware!

Patrick (Okay so my Latin stinks...)
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