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Dave Gale <[log in to unmask]>
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Dave Gale <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 28 Jun 2005 14:39:18 -0400
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Years ago I was faced with the same opportunity. I raised the fence on
the printers and then intercepted the
spooler commands and attached the SPSAVE option.


Paul H Christidis wrote:

>While Mike makes an excellent suggestion of intercepting the 'file'
>command, it does not address four additional situations:
>
>1. $stdlists - These could be set to 'spsave' if you have STREAMX and ALL
>job streaming is done by that utility.  One would need to add the
>following line into the file 'streamx.data.vesoft':
>        $JOBPARMS-ALWAYS @,@.@      @[log in to unmask]@          @,@.@  "SPSAVE"
>
>2.  Spool files directly opened by the intrinsic FOPEN/HPFOPEN.
>3.  Programmatically issuing the 'file' command using the COMMAND
>intrinsic (NOT the HPCICOMMAND)
>4.  Programmatically streaming a job and thus bypassing STREAMX.
>
>
>BTW a slight improvement on mike's UDC would be:
>        file
>        anyparm fparms
>        errclear
>        continue
>        file !fparms;spsave >xfeqrzlt
>        if hpcierr = 0 OR hpcierr = -9264 then
>           errclear
>        else
>           print xfeqrzlt;page=0
>        endif
>        purge xfeqrzlt,temp >$null
>
>Regards
>Paul Christidis
>
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>Mike Hornsby <mikeh
>@beechglen.com>
>Sent by: HP-3000 Systems Discussion <[log in to unmask]>
>06/28/2005 06:15 AM
>Please respond to Mike Hornsby
>
>        To:     [log in to unmask]
>        cc:
>        Subject:        Re: [HP3000-L] SPSAVE on spoolfiles
>
>
>Tony Summers wrote:
>
>
>
>>Is it possible to configure an HP3000 so that all spoolfiles are
>>spsave'd by default ?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>With limited testing, I found that the FILE command can be intercepted
>with a UDC
>that uses the ANYPARM function to append the ;spsave directive. For
>anything other
>than a spoolfile creation, the ;spsave seems to be ignored. Thus this
>UDC could be
>added at the user, account, or system level to turn on spsave by default.
>
>Cordially,
>Mike Hornsby
>Beechglen Development Inc.
>Support for HP3000s;from=1988;to=2020;spsave
>513-922-0509
>
>
>file
>ANYPARM fparms
>file !fparms;spsave
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