Re: MOVING SPOOL FILE

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The grunt way would be to open the outq and place "2"s next to all the 
files and then on the cmdline say outq(xxxx) and press enter.

Good up for a couple hundred files, not a solution for 1000's or doing 
lots of outqs...
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MOVING SPOOL FILE







Hello All,

We have copies of spool file in two places.  We would like to move user 
John Doe spool files to a Delete out queue.  Do any one have a program 
that will process this for us?  We tried the MOVSPLF command but it 
crashes due to resource error.