SPOOLCOM ;[command][;command][;...] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BATCH [,subcommand]... COPIES CURRENT DELETE [!] FORM [ ] HOLD HOLDAFTER [ OFF | ON ] LINK LOC [ ] OWNER , | . REPORT [ ] SELPRI <1 to 7> ! 0:7 START STATUS [ / OUT / ] [ DETAIL ] UNLINK spoolcom;batch 20,copies 2,hold,holdafter on,loc #default.default ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COLLECT <$Process> , BACKUP ! -1:15 CPU ! 0:15 DATA DELETE DRAIN FILE <$SYSTEM.SYSTEM.CSPOOL> LISTOPENS [ / OUT / ] PAGESIZE ! 1:127 PRI ! 1:199 START STATUS [ / OUT / ] [ DETAIL ] SUMMARY UNIT ! (1 unit = 512 words) spoolcom;collect $spls,backup 2,cpu 1,file $system.system.cspool,pri 199,unit 4 spoolcom;collect $spls,drain ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMMENT [ ] designates a comment to be ignored by SPOOLCOM ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CURRENT [ Makes the current job. If is not specified CURRENT command selects the last job collected and makes it current. When used as a sub parameter of JOB or BATCH, it makes the job or batch number the current job or batch number. Commands entered while in the current mode apply only to the current job or batch number. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DEV , ALIGN CLEAR [ DEL ] CHARMAP [ NONE | IBMKANJIKANA | JEFKANJIKANA | JISKANJIKANA ] DELETE DRAIN DEVRESET [ OFF | ON ] DEVTYPE [ | LU1 | LU3 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 5515 | 5516 | 5518 | 5573 | 5574 | 5512 | 5577 ] ENDFF [ OFF | ON ] EXCLUSIVE [ OFF [ ! ] | ON ] FIFO [ OFF | ON ] FORM [ ] HEADER [ OFF | ON | BATCH ] JOB ! 1: LUTOFVALUE [ CRFFCR | FFCR | FF | NEVER ] LUEOLVALUE [ NL | CRLF ] LUEOLWHEN [ LT132 | LTWIDTH | ALWAYS | NEVER ] PARM ! -32768:32767 PREXLATE [ OFF | ON ] PROCESS <$Process> RESTART [ OFF | ] ! 10:32767 seconds RETRY ! 1:32767 seconds SKIP <+/-num pages> ! -32767:32767 SKIPTO ! 1:65500 SPEED ! 1:32767 START STARTFF [ OFF [ ! ] | ON ] STATUS [ / OUT / ] [ DETAIL ] SUMMARY SUSPEND TIMEOUT ! -1:32767 TRUNC [ OFF | ON ] WIDTH ! -1:32767 XREF [ / OUT / ] dev $lp,suspend,form DIV1099,restart ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ENV shows current subvolume and current mode settings ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- EXIT exit from SPOOLCOM, or exit from CURRENT mode ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FC Allows edit and reexecution of a command line. It is similar to the TACL FC command. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FILES [ <$Disk.Subvol> ] The FILES command displays the names of all files on a subvolume. The names of spooler job files are preceded by a period. files $SYSTEM.FILE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FIND [B[OTH]] [ / / ] [ ] The FIND command locates an occurrence of a specified string in the current job and prints the line containing the string. If there is no current job, then the job most recently spooled becomes the current job. job 2020;fb "REPORT DATE" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FONT , DELETE JOB | ( ) font courier, job 2021 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- HELP [ /OUT / ] [ or ALL ] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- JOB [ | |( [, ... ])] , COLLECT <$process-name> COPIES ! 1:32767 CURRENT DELETE [ ! ] FORM [ ] HOLD HOLDAFTER [ OFF | ON ] LOC [ ] OWNER , | . REPORT [ ] SELPRI <1 to 7> ! 0:7 START STATUS [ / OUT / ] [ DETAIL ] SUMMARY = OWNER [ , | . ] STATE LOC [.] FORM REPORT COLLECT DATAFILE PAGES { > | < } DATE { FROM [THRU ] | THRU } = MMM dd yyyy [,hh:mm] | hh:mm dd MMM yyyy [,hh:mm] job (owner super.oper,loc #enform.account),hold,report enform.account,start ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIST [ [ ] /OUT [!] / ] [ [ ] ] , ... 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. (To make a job current explicitly, use the JOB,CURRENT command). job 2012;list f/100 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LOC [ [][.] ] , BROADCAST [ OFF | ON ] DELETE DEV [ ] FONT [ ] STATUS [ / OUT / ] [ DETAIL ] XREF [ / OUT / ] spoolcom;loc #enform,delete ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NEXT The NEXT command selects the next job after the current job and makes it current. If no job has been made current, the NEXT command selects the last job collected and makes it current. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NUMCOL The NUMCOL command alters the number of columns displayed when a job is listed. job 2012;numcol 132 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OPEN [ [ . ] ] [ ] defaults to $SPLS. defaults to the current system. open $SPLS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PAGE [page number] The PAGE command displays or changes the page and line-number of the current job. If there is no current job, then the job most recently spooled becomes the current job. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- POLL [delay] The POLL command displays the status of all available jobs (up to 64) each time the state of any of the jobs changes. A C in front of a status line means that the state of that job has changed since the last status display. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PRINT <$Process> , BACKUP ! -1:15 CPU ! 0:15 DEBUG [ OFF | ON ] DELETE FILE PARM ! -32768:32767 PRI ! 1:199 START STATUS [ / OUT / ] [ DETAIL ] SUMMARY XREF [ / OUT / ] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PURGE [ , ] ... The PURGE command deletes one or more spooler job files (file code 129). ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PUT [!] The PUT command creates the edit-filename and loads it with the current job. The ! parameter purges the existing file prior to creation and load. If there is no current job, then the most recently spooled job becomes the current job. edit filename is the name of the disk filename to be created and loaded. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PUTC [!] The PUTC command creates the edit-file-name and loads it with the current job. Carriage control information is saved in the first character. Top-of-form is 1 and over-print is a +. If there is no current job, then the most recently spooled job becomes the current job. edit file-name is the name of the disk file name to be created and loaded. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SJFILES [ <$Disk.Subvol> ] The SJFILES command displays the names of all spooler job files (file code 129) on a subvolume. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SPOOLER DRAIN DUMP MGRACCESS [ ON | OFF ] START STATISTICS STATUS [ / OUT / ] [ DETAIL ] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- STARTCOL The STARTCOL command alters the starting column number used when a job is listed. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- VOLUME [ <$Disk.Subvol> ] The VOLUME command changes the current default volume and/or subvolume names used with SPOOLCOM. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------