MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual (32650-90877)
Chapter 13 561
Command List XI
Commands SHOWLOG thru STORE
{
ldevdevclassdevname
} ] [;PRI=
outpri
] [;COPIES=
numcopies
] [;SELEQ=
{[
select-eq
]^
indirect_file
} ] [;ALTER] [;SPSAVE] [ ;DEFER;UNDEFER]
[;SHOW]] ] [ [IDNAME=] {
fileset
(
fileset
[,
fileset
]. . .)} [;PRINT] [;DEV=
{
ldevdevclassdevname
} ] [;PRI=
outpri
] [;COPIES=
numcopies
] [;SPSAVE]
[ ;DEFER;UNDEFER] [;SHOW] ] [ [IDNAME=] {
spoolid
(
spoolid
[,
spoolid
]. . .)}
[;DELETE] [;SELEQ= {
select-eq
^
indirect_file
} ] [;SHOW] ] }
Parameters
spoolid
One or more spool file IDs: #I
nnn
for input spool files or #O
nnn
for output
spool files. These IDs are assigned by the spooling subsystem at spool file
creation time. The # is optional. So is the O if you are displaying output
spool files; that is, if you specify neither [#]O nor [#]I, [#]O
nnn
is assumed.
Do not attempt to specify a qualified file name. You must enter
spoolid
or
fileset
.
There is no default.
The symbol @ may be used to specify all spool files.
The symbol O@ may be used to specify all output spool files.
The symbol I@ may be used to specify all input spool files.
If @, O@, or I@ is specified, it must be the only value supplied. @, O@,
and I@ are mutually exclusive.
If you specify duplicate
spoolids
, a warning message is displayed.
If you specify multiple spool files, you must separate them by commas
and enclose the set in parentheses.
A console user or a user with SM or OP capability who specifies O@ acts on
all output spool files on the system. A user with AM capability who
specifies O@ acts on all output spool files created by users in the same
account. All other users are limited to files they have created.
fileset
Specifies the set of files to be printed. You must enter either
fileset
or
spoolid
. There is no default.
This positional parameter has this form:
filename
[/
lockword
[.
groupname
[.
accountname
]]]
You may use wildcards. Files that are not of the type SPOOL are ignored.
An error is returned for each input spool file in the fileset.
If the file name or set is not fully qualified, the default is the user's current
logon group and account. In batch mode, if any file in the set has a
lockword, it must be supplied with the command. Therefore, the file cannot
be part of a set that contains wildcards. This restriction does not apply in
interactive mode because the system prompts the user for each required
lockword. In any case, if the lockword is not correctly provided, the print
option on that file fails with a warning message, and the command
continues on the rest of the files, if any.
select-eq
The selection equation is used as a filter on the set of spool files selected.