On 11/1/07, Lars Appel <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
> "which looks into sysgen" ... interesting approach :)
>
> For what it's worth... an alternate approach that I typically used...
> instead of invoking SYSGEN and parsing the output... I made all network
> printers member of a dedicated device class like "NETLP" (in addition
> to whatever individual classes were used per LDEV) and thus got a handy
> way to "select" them in SHOWDEV or spooler commands ;-)

i do something quite similar....giving network printers a common class
name so that i can easily assure that they're all spooled following a
reboot.

of course....at this point, i've filled up two of these common class
name and am working on my 3rd 8-}         - d 'why yes, i think a
n-class box makes a f-i-n-e print server'

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