Norman;
As others pointed out you can use GETPU(). We went a different way and
execute a SETPTR command using the BANNER option to actually name the
_HOLD_ item. This will eliminate the renaming step and perhaps with the
right options could eliminate the editing the printer control
characters and
Norman Morgan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Wed, 13 Jul 2005 13:51:59 -0500
I need to find a workaround for a D3 feature that I have become
dependent on. SYSTEM(20) returns the number of the last spooler
entry you created.
DICT _HOLD_ NEXT.HOLD contains the next job number to use. Reading this
We had the same issue converting from RealityX to universe. The
spooler menu on RX was much more user-friendly and listed such
helpful options as pages printed so far for the displayed job.
Tell me about it! We came to D3/SB+/AIX 10 years ago from a Wang VS
environment. I don't miss writing
The Wang spooler was probably running directly attached printers (via
serial or parralell interfaces). This would allow the spooler to
know much more about the status of a job than the more modern
printers that are network attached (and deal with complete print jobs
in one fell swoop). For a
: Thursday, July 14, 2005 10:36 AM
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Subject: Re: [U2] SYSTEM(20)?
Today we just print the whole thing, take one look at the first page,
decide it's all wrong and print it again (and again, and again)...
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It was too good to die with MCD.
MJ
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We had the same issue converting from RealityX to universe. The
spooler menu on RX was much
I may have asked this before, if so, I have forgotten the answer and
apologize for wasting your time.
We are (still) in the midst of converting from D3/AIX to UniData on AIX. I
need to find a workaround for a D3 feature that I have become dependent on.
SYSTEM(20) returns the number of the last
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I may have asked this before, if so, I have forgotten the answer and
apologize for wasting your time
Check out GETPU() in the UniBasic Commands manual. That should give you
what you need.
Tim Snyder
Consulting I/T Specialist , U2 Professional Services
North American Lab Services
DB2 Information Management, IBM Software Group
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Look up GETPU(unit.number)
Bruce M Neylon
Health Care Management Group
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I may have
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I may have asked this before, if so, I have forgotten the answer and
apologize for wasting your time.
We are (still) in the midst of converting from D3/AIX
David Knight wrote on 07/13/2005 08:03:10 PM:
Reading the manual, the GETPU seems to return everything BUT the current
print job number. Perhaps this is a wish list for the next release of
UV.
The OP is on UniData. I've been using GETPU() to report the currently
open hold entry on each
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