NBSpool for MPE Reference Guide

NBSpool Output Commands
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KEEP Example
In the following example, the spool file
OFFLINE
is saved as
TEMPLIST
, stripping out the printer
carriage control information. The
LISTF
command shows the default parameters NBSpool uses to
build the disk file if the
REC=
parameter is omitted.
O> TEXT OFFLINE
Opened spool file #O3419 (OFFLINE), last line is 84.
O> KEEP TEMPLIST;NOCCTL
O> :LISTF TEMPLIST,2
ACCOUNT= NETBASE GROUP= PUB
FILENAME CODE ------------LOGICAL RECORD----------- ----SPACE----
SIZE TYP EOF LIMIT R/B SECTORS #X MX
TEMPLIST 132B FA 83 83 31 64 1 1
In the following example, the currently texted spool file is kept as a flat ASCII file with the
minimum record length and no carriage control information.
O> KEEP MYFILE;REC=AUTO;NOCCTL
In the following example, the default size of the output file may not be large enough when using the
EXPAND
parameter. A file equation to make it larger.
O> :FILE MYFILE;DISC=5000
O> KEEP *MYFILE;REC=AUTO;EXPAND