Spooler Plus Utilities Reference Manual

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PURGE Command
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Examples for Authorized Users
You can use the PRINT command to define the print process $XP to be a copy of the
program file $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.FASTP and to run on CPU 3:
Then you can start the print process $XP, moving it out of the procerror state, so it is
ready to print jobs:.
PURGE Command
The PURGE command purges the file specified. The file specified must be a spooler
job file.
filename
is the name of a disk file to be deleted. Spoolcom expands a partial filename by
adding the current default names for system, volume, and subvolume. Multiple
filenames can be specified, separated by commas.
Example
This command purges the file BADFILE, after using the current default names to
expand the file name to \SYS22.$MYVOL.GOOD.BADFILE.
PRINT PROCESS: $SPLA
STATE: ACTIVE
LAST ERROR: NONE
DEBUG: OFF
INDEPENDENT: NO
PROGRAM FILE: $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.FASTP
CPU: 5
BACKUP: 9
PRIORITY: 145
PARM: 0
)PRINT $XP, FILE FASTP, CPU 3
)PRINT $XP, START
PURGE filename [ , filename ] ...
)PURGE BADFILE
\SYS22.$MYVOL.GOOD.BADFILE PURGED
)