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"Paul H. Christidis" <[log in to unmask]>
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Is it possible that some other process deleted the files? Scan through the
system logfile for any 'deletespoolfile #Onnn' entries (Event type 115).
 
Just my .02 $
 
Paul H. Christidis
 
 
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Subject: Re: Missing Files
Author:  Joe Elliott <[log in to unmask]> at CCGATE
Date:    12/6/1995 8:17 AM
 
 
I appreciate your response because I was flat out confused by this
action.  Let me respond to your first question;  I have never had this
happen before, nor have I had it happen since (even though it has not
been long since it did happen).  I have stilled used the SPOOLF command
(with caution) since the data loss, but the incident has not repeated
itself.  I did not see any error warning message, but I will state that I
was not exactly paying attention when the files disappeared, I was mainly
in a state of shock.  My printer was a serial printer and the files were
in a ready state for printing and the outfence of the printer was low
enough for the files to be printed during the night, I just ran out of
paper before they all printed.  I did leave the print queue empty because
the small and medium files were moved to a faster printer and large files
were just deferred, and then they disappeared.
 
I hope this answers all of your questions.  I don't really expect to have
an answer of where these files disappeared to.  I just wanted to pose the
questions to the majority of users who have more knowledge than I do, and
to see if there was a quick and dirty answer.  I will keep using the
SPOOLF command, under suspicion, and see if it ever happens again.
 
Thanks for your help and time.....
 
JoeE

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