RE: outq order of spooled files

["Jeff Crosby" <jlcrosby@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> Both are UC right?  Try closing PRINT1 first, delay 1 second, 
> then close PRINT2.

Another thought.  What if all the print output could be in 1 spool file?

When we print a product list for a customer, I generate an index on-the-fly
to reflect only the item groups actually printed.  At LR time (cycle alert!
cycle alert!) a subprogram is called that actually prints the index.  Both
programs have the print file name as PRINTER.  In the CL wrapper I do
OVRPRTF FILE(PRINTER) SHARE(*YES).  The result is a single spool file, index
at the end.  The actual print can't get screwed up.

Since yours is a single program, with print files of different names, a
similar thing may not be possible.  There _is_ a TOFILE parm in the OVRPRTF
command, though I've never used it.

A single spool file may not be beneficial in your case, either.  Just an
idea.