And, if you know the job# and don't want to look up the input spool file#,
my 'spyjob' cmd file will do it for you, and show a little other info along
with the :printspf.  I've posted it before, but just in case it might
help.....

OPTION NOLIST
parm JOB_NUM=""
if "!JOB_NUM"    =   ""
     echo Job# to list is required 1st & only parm
     echo Example: spyjob 1234
     return
endif
if  jinfo('#j!JOB_NUM', 'exist')     =   false
     echo No such job as #j!JOB_NUM
     return
endif
echo Streamed by ![jinfo('#j!JOB_NUM', 'StreamedBy')]  &
     at ![jinfo('#j!JOB_NUM', 'FmtStreamedByTime')]  &
     on ![jinfo('#j!JOB_NUM', 'FmtStreamedByDate')]  &
     on ldev ![jinfo('#j!JOB_NUM', 'StreamedByLdev')]
if  jinfo('#j!JOB_NUM', 'executing')     =   true
    echo CPU seconds so far = ![jinfo('#j!JOB_NUM','CPUSec')]
    echo CPU milliseconds = ![jinfo('#j!JOB_NUM','CPUMilliSec')]
endif
setvar _x jinfo('#j!JOB_NUM', 'stdinspid')
printspf !_x.in.hpspool
deletevar _x
return
#  Cmd file to display the contents of a job that is running
#  or still in the in-queue.  Works under MPEX, not in break.
#  Does not show the JOB line, or any part that has already
#  run.
#
#    08/08/2003  Showing CPU seconds & milliseconds.  Sadly,
#                these do NOT reflect a program in progess, only
#                MPE commands & completed programs.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Lars Appel" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 14, 2004 01:06
Subject: Re: [HP3000-L] Trace a running file...


> Gehan G. wrote:
>
> > <make belive land>
> > :showjob #j2121;moreinfoplease
> >
> > JOBNUM  STATE INTRODUCED  JOB NAME           FILENAME
> > #J5144  EXEC  TUE  1:51P  ILIST,MANAGER.SYS  ILST.DEEP.ACT.SYS
>
> While you cannot get the filename that has been STREAMed
> via regular MPE means (as the file might even have been a
> temporary one that is invisible to your session or might
> also have gone shortly after the STREAM invocation), you
> can glimpse at a copy of this file in the input spoolfile:
>
>   :printspf I5144
>
> Works as long as the job is still running and if you have SM
> capability (or was it PM? not sure, which one). In the input
> spoolfile you will have the lines with the leading ! replaced
> by a leading : as far as I recall. And the !job card will be
> missing (already consumed be the STREAM commmand itself).
>
> Lars.
>
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