This is a possibility, although it would be a last resort. I would have to
guarantee that the file hadn't started printing yet. If this was a one-time
shot I could do that, but this process is called by dozens of different
jobs.
"Grizzly Malchow" <grizzlym@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:mailman.20009.1270587322.2580.midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Couldn't you use CHGSPLFA after the file is no longer overridden? Something
like:
CHGSPLFA FILE(PRT1) SPLNBR(*LAST) COPIES(99)
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Subject: OVRPRTF OVRSCOPE(*JOB)
I need to do an OVRPRTF OVRSCOPE(*JOB), and then later do an OVRPRTF to the
same printer file, but only affect the parms I specify.
Example:
OVRPRTF FILE(PRT1) DEV(D1) OUTQ(OUTPUTQUE1) COPIES(5) OVRSCOPE(*JOB)
then do
OVRPRTF FILE(PRT1) COPIES(99)
I need the second override to only change the COPIES, and leave everything
else from the first override intact.
I've searched the archives and IBM's site and can't find an answer.
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