Spooler Plus Utilities Reference Manual

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COLLECT Command
DRAIN
causes the collector to stop accepting new jobs. The collector becomes
dormant when all open jobs finish spooling.
The collector must be in the dormant state in order to have its attributes
changed.
FILE program-file-name
specifies the file name of the program to run the collection process. Usually
this is $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.CSPOOL.
LISTOPENS / OUT file-name /
provides a list of those jobs that the specified collector currently has open,
along with the processor and process identification number (PIN) of the
process that spooled the job.
If OUT file-name is specified, Spoolcom writes the data to it in a manner
suitable for the file type, process, or device. file-name must be specified; if
the file does not exist, Spoolcom creates an EDIT file (file type 101). The file
can be an EDIT file, an unstructured file, a relative file, an entry-sequenced file,
a spooler job file, a process, or a device.
PAGESIZE num-lines
specifies a new default job page size. The standard default size is 60 lines per
page. This default size can be changed to a new value, ranging from 1
through 127 lines per page. Setting a new default page size is applicable to
level-1, level-2, and level-3 spooler applications on a collector basis. If an
application specifies a page size for itself, that value will override this default
value.
PRI process-priority
specifies the execution priority of the collector. The range for this parameter is
1 through 199. The default priority is 145.
START
causes a dormant collector to become active. The first time START is used, it
causes the collection file to be initialized.
STATUS [ / OUT file-name / ] [ DETAIL ]
obtains the status of all collectors in the spooler subsystem.
OUT file-name
indicates where Spoolcom is to write the collector status. If not specified,
the status is written to the Spoolcom OUT file (usually the home terminal).