User`s guide

PRINT
/DATE[:date]
Prints only those files with the specified creation date. If no date is specified,
the current system date is used. The following command prints all MAC files
created on April 21, 1991:
.PRINT/DATE:21:APR:91 DK:*.MAC
/DELETE
Deletes a file after it is printed. This option must appear following the command
in the command line. The PRINT/DELETE operation does not ask you for
confirmation before it executes. You must use /QUERY if you want to be
asked about each file to be printed and deleted. The following example prints
PROG1.BAS on the printer and then deletes it from DU1:
.PRINT/DELETE DU1:PROG1.BAS
/[NO]FLAGPAGE:value
(Valid only with SPOOL or QUEUE) /FLAGPAGE prints banner pages for each
file being printed, where value specifies the number of banner pages you want
for each file.
• When SPOOL or both SPOOL and QUEUE are running, and you specify
a value with the /FLAGPAGE:value option, that value overrides any value
specified previously by the SET SP FLAG=value command.
If you do not specify a value, the value is set by the SET SP FLAG=value
command. The /NOFLAGPAGE option inhibits flag pages under all
circumstances.
• When only the QUEUE package is running, the default number of banner
pages printed when you use the /FLAGPAGE:value option is determined by
the default number of banner pages set with the QUEMAN /P option. If the
default set with the /P option is 0, the default for /FLAGPAGE:value is 1. If
the QUEMAN /P option is not used, the default is /NOFLAGPAGE.
The banner page consists of a page showing the file name in large block letters.
The banner page also includes a trailer that lists the job name, the date and time
the job was output, the copy number and number of copies in the job, and the
input file specification.
NOTE
If you use the PRINT command to output files and
QUEUE is running, you may get banner pages even
when you do not specify /FLAGPAGE. This condition
is due to a default value you can set when you run
QUEMAN, the background job that serves as an
interface between you and QUEUE. The QUEMAN
/P option sets the default number of banner pages for
output jobs, so that each time you output a job, you
get banner pages. This condition remains in effect
until you reset it with the QUEMAN /P option. For
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