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Jeff Vance <[log in to unmask]>
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Jeff Vance <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 7 Oct 1996 15:34:03 -0700
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On Oct 5,  4:25am, Ed Uber wrote:
> Subject: Re: Better method of CCTL printing than FCOPY?
> How can I tell within the job stream what O#### is?

When the "LISTF,access" patch is available you can reference the new
HPSPOOLID variable from your job, e.g.

SPOOLF !HPSPOOLID.out.hpspool;print;dev=...

This patch also contains the new HPLASTSPID variable which is the o-file
name for the spoolfile from the last job that you streamed.

regards,
Jeff "sorry its not available yet" Vance, CSY

ps. You can also write a command file to parse the output of
    LISTSPF o@;seleq=[JOBNUM=!hpjobnum and FILEDES=$stdlist]
    And the AIFs provide this info (AIFSPFLIST).




> David Maclary wrote:
> >
> > Ed,
> >
> >         One thing you might try is to do only one FCOPY per file.
> >         Maybe something like...
> >
> >         1. FCOPY the disc file to a printer, but leave the spoolfile
> >            deferred.
> >
> >         2. SPOOLF O####.out.hpspool;PRINT;DEV=another-printer. Do this
> >            for each additional copy that you need to send to another
snip...

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