It's been awhile since I've worked on the HP, but I vaguely remember having this problem. If you want to delete the spool file I think you can try 'deleteio' on the spool file ( I think that is the command). I think that may free up the spool file.
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On Mar 25, 2015, at 1:42 PM, Tony Summers <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
Purgelink command sometimes helps.
Also, If you have the posix shell, you might be able to "rm" the file.
... rm /HPSPOOL/OUT/O1234
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From: Craig Lalley [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
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Subject: Re: [HP3000-L] Spool File Accessed - Forever
Just be sure all other sessions and jobs have logged off first.
I have read too many memory dumps where FSCHECK hung the system.
-Craig
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> On Mar 25, 2015, at 12:25 PM, Bob J. <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
> You mentioned FSCHECK but why delay for a reboot?
> Before you use the directory purge within FSCHECK to
> make that spool file "go away" run a "checkall all" and see what else it finds.
>
> Bob J. -- Ideal Computer Services
> http://www.icsgroup.com
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>
>
> Johnson, Tracy wrote:
>
>> I had a spool file cause Fantasia to abort.
>>
>> It also seems to be one of those spool files impossible to delete. (It is in the DELPND state forever.)
>>
>> Deletespoolfile doesn't do the trick, nor spoolf 346448;delete, neither a PURGE O346448.OUT.HPSPOOL. Complains the file is being accessed, but LISTF,2 doesn't give a star, neither does MPEX LISTF,ACCESS say who it is.
>>
>> I "can" however alter the priority so Fantasia will ignore it. So I have a workaround.
>>
>> My guess is one of these days I'll need delete all the spool files and reboot followed by a FSCHECK.
>>
>> Any other ideas?
>>
>> - - - - - -
>>
>> FSPOOL (H.02.01) : FSPLANX (96.12.04) Copyright 1996 JetForm Corporation
>>
>> EXCLUSIVE VIOLATION: FILE BEING ACCESSED (FSERR 90)
>> FILE OPEN ERROR (PASCERR 692)
>> FILE IS 'O346448.OUT.HPSPOOL'
>>
>> ABORT: FSPOOL.SPOOL.LARC
>> NM SYS a.00fdcf70 dbg_abort_trace+$28
>> NM USER 116.00675b34 P__PASCFERROR+$3e0
>> NM PROG 18a5.0007cc18 print_spoofle+$32c
>>
>>
>>
>> Tracy Johnson
>>
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