Spooler Plus Programmer's Guide

Spooler Procedure Calls
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Obtaining the Spooler Statistics and Status
INT job; ! job associated with the font
END;
If you want the status of all fonts in the spooler subsystem, fill the font.fontname
field with blanks and set bit 15 of the scan-type parameter to 1. The first call will
return the status of the font whose name comes first alphabetically. Continue calling
SPOOLERSTATUS until it returns error %14006 (end of entries).
If you want the status of a particular font, fill the font.fontname field with the name
of the font and then call SPOOLERSTATUS2 with bit 15 of the scan-type parameter
set to 0.
Obtaining the Status of a Batch (Command Code 23)
To obtain the status of a batch, set the command-code parameter of
SPOOLERSTATUS2 to 23 and pass a 128-word status buffer to SPOOLERSTATUS2.
The following STRUCT shows the fields of the buffer:
STRUCT batch;
BEGIN
INT batch^id, ! batch number
job, ! job number
batch^name [0:15], ! name of the batch
jobs^in^batch; ! number of jobs in batch
END;
If you want the status of a particular spooler batch job, set batch.batch^id to the
batch number of the spooler batch job whose status you want. Then call
SPOOLERSTATUS2 with bit 15 of the scan-type parameter to 0. Note that
batch.job returns with the number of the first spooler job in the spooler batch job.
For batch jobs created by NetBatch, the first job is the user log file.
If you want the status of all spooler batch jobs in the spooler subsystem, set
batch.batch^id to 0 and set bit 15 of the scan-type parameter to 1. The first call
returns the status of the spooler batch job with the lowest batch number. Continue
calling SPOOLERSTATUS2until it returns error %14006 (end of entries). Note that
batch.job returns with the number of the first spooler job in each batch job returned
in this manner.
If you want the status of all spooler jobs in a spooler batch job, set batch.batch^id
to the batch number of the spooler batch job whose spooler jobs you want. Set
batch.job to 0, set bit 0 of the scan-type parameter to 1, and set bit 15 of the
scan-type parameter to 1. Then call SPOOLERSTATUS2. The first call will return
the job number of the first spooler job in the spooler batch job. Continue calling
SPOOLERSTATUS2 to get each job number in the spooler batch job. These job
numbers are not in numerical sequence. They are in the order in which they were
linked to the spooler batch job.
Example
STATUS^ERROR := SPOOLERSTATUS2 ( FILENUM , COM^CODE , TYPE ,
BUFF );