Spooler Plus Utilities Reference Manual

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LIST Command
To add job 1200 to batch 555, you must first enter the command to make batch 555
current. Then you enter a LINK command to link job 1200 to the current batch job.
Enter a JOB command to verify that job 1200 is linked to batch 555.
LIST Command
The LIST command displays on your terminal, prints, or writes to a disk file or process
all or part of the current job. If there is no current job, then the most recently spooled
job becomes the current job.
type
specifies the type of file to be created if list-file does not already exist. The
format of type is
[ E[DIT] | S[POOL] | C[OMPRESS] ]
E[DIT]
specifies that an EDIT file is to be created if list-file does not already
exist. If list-file exists, then it must be an EDIT file. Characters that
cannot be displayed (ASCII characters 0 through 31 and 127 through 255) are
not written to list-file.
S[POOL]
specifies that a spooler job file is to be created if list-file does not exist. If
list-file exists, then it must be either a spooler job file or a process, which
Peruse assumes to be a spooler collector.
C[OMPRESS]
is the same as S[POOL] with the addition of ASCII compression. ASCII
compression saves disk space by compressing 8-bit ASCII data into 5-bit units
_BATCH 555
_LINK 1200
_JOB
JOB BATCH STATE PAGES COPIES PRI HOLD LOCATION REPORT
B 1167 555 READY 1 1 4 #BATCH STEVEW
B 1200 555 READY 3 1 4 #ANOTHERFILE STEVEW
B 1289 555 READY 430 1 4 #CHECK.TACL STEVEW
_
Note. The location of job 1200, #ANOTHERFILE, is associated with the same device as
#BATCH and #CHECK.TACL. If it were not, the error KEY ATTRIBUTES OF JOB DON’T
MATCH THOSE OF BATCH JOB would be returned.
L[IST] [ [ type ] / OUT list-file [ ! ] / ]
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