Spooler Plus Utilities Reference Manual

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PAG E Co m ma nd
Examples
1. An example of the OWNER command using the group-name.user-name form is
_OWNER ADMIN.BILL
2. An example of the OWNER command using the group-#, user-# form is
_OWNER 7, 10
3. You have a hold on job 454 and want to transfer its ownership to user 7,10. You
can do this with the OWNER command. When you next display your jobs, job 454
no longer shows, because it now belongs to user 7,10:
_JOB
JOB BATCH STATE PAGES COPIES PRI HOLD LOCATION REPORT
777 READY 2 1 4 #LPRMT3 ACCT JUD
J 454 HOLD 5 1 4 #LPS ACCT JUD
_OWNER 7,10;J
JOB BATCH STATE PAGES COPIES PRI HOLD LOCATION REPORT
777 READY 2 1 4 #LPRMT3 ACCT JUD
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PAGE Command
The PAGE command displays or changes the page and line-number position of the
current job. If there is no current job, then the job most recently spooled becomes the
current job. Page numbers begin with 1 and do not include the header page, if any.
Peruse assumes 60 lines to a page.
number
is the page number of the new page position for the current job.
F
indicates that the new page position for the current job is the first page.
L
indicates that the new page position for the current job is the last page.
*
indicates that the new page position for the current job is the first line of the
current page.
When you specify no argument, the spooler displays the page and line number position
of the current job.
P[AGE] [ number | F | L | * ]