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| From: | [log in to unmask][log in to unmask], 22 Nov 1996 23:35:05 GMT532_- I am trying to connect a Zebra printer to an HP3000 via a DTC connection and am having no luck. I have connected via LAN, but need to connect to an outside vendor through non-network access. We have narrowed it down to what we believe is a terminal type problem. We have tried several with no luck. The Zebra requires a direct pass-through of data with no alterations, additions, etc. to the spoolfile. Can anyone suggest how to accomplish this or has anyone come up with a solution to a similar situation? [...]34_22Nov199623:35: [log in to unmask] |
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| Date: | Wed, 27 Nov 1996 08:42:51 -0800 |
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Sounds like our shop ... ;)
Certainly, you can set up a job using the MPE/iX ":SPOOLF
...;DELETE;SELEQ=[date_selection_criteria]" command to accomplish your
task. We use JobRescue, but I'm not sure it'll handle spoolfiles. A
much better solution, IMHO:
<plug>
the ESPUL utility from RAC Consulting. We use this tool to archive
spoolfiles (with compression) to a permanent disk file, and we can
select files based upon a wide variety of available selection criteria.
You can get more information from RAC by calling them at
(360)-357-9572.
</plug>
Lee Gunter [log in to unmask]
HMO Oregon
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Subject: Spool file cleanup
Author: "Stigers; Gregory - ANDOVER" <[log in to unmask]> at ~INTERNET
Date: 11/27/96 11:07 AM
Our sys admin boys (I like to call them syssies; they in turn like to
abort my idle sessions. We are a fun-loving group.) are new to the 3K.
We are going to discuss how to handle spool file cleanup; I should
mention that they bought NSD JobTime & JobRescue, with which I am
unfamiliar. I casually mentioned the idea of a self-scheduling job
stream that deletes anything over, say, one week old; I should have
thought before I shot off my mouth that this was on another platform...
I am open to suggestions on any part of this problem: approaches to
spool file cleanup, experience with the NSD line, learning to keep my
mouth shut...
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