Spooler Plus Utilities Reference Manual

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LOC Command
TFORM file, you must specify the C parameter to retain the formatting-control
information.
_FIND "**ERROR"
_LIST /OUT $S.#LP/ 16/19 C
10. You can use Peruse to compress data for more efficient archiving. The command
below stores the contents of a spooler job (file code 129) into a spooler job file. It
compresses ASCII characters into 5 bits instead of 8. The A specifies all pages
and the C causes these pages to retain formatting-control information. The file
created can be read later using Peruse or any program that uses PRINTREAD.
_LIST C /OUT $DISK.SVOL.ARCH01/ AC
To print the archived spooler job file, use the Peruse JOB command to specify the
file name. Then use the Peruse LIST command to list the file to a printer. You
must specify the pages you want to print, as shown below. If you do not specify
the pages you want, only the last page is printed (see Example 3).
_JOB SVOL.ARCH01
_LIST /OUT $S.#PRNT3/ 1/27
LOC Command
The LOC command alters the location of the current job. If there is no current job, then
the job most recently spooled becomes the current job.
#location-name
is the name of the new location for the current job. If #location-name is not
specified, then the current job is given #DEFAULT (your default printer) as its new
location.
Considerations
•
The LOC command is not supported for a single job that is part of a batch job. If a
batch job is current, the LOC command operates on all jobs that are part of the
current batch job.
•
The LOC command is not supported if the current job is a spooler job file.
LOC [ #location-name ]