You could use the list spooled files API (QGYOLSPL).

We also have a utility as part of our SPLTOOL software (
www.bvstools.com/spltool.html) named List Spooled File Attributes (SPLATT)
that will create a PF with a list of spooled files that match the criteria
you give it (in your case, a job number and wildcards or *ALL for the rest).

Then you could read through the file and do what you want.

Brad
www.bvsvtools.com

On Mon, Apr 25, 2016 at 5:20 PM, Vinay Gavankar <vinaygav@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I want to copy the QPJOBLOG spool file of a given job name (coming in as a
parameter) to a physical file in a CL program.

When there are duplicate jobs with the name, I want to copy for all of
those jobs.

I think it can be done by using WRKJOB with DUPJOBOPT(*MSG) and then using
RCVMSG to get all of the job numbers in a loop and doing the CPYSPLF.

I am not sure how exactly to do it, or whether there is another way to do
this.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Vinay
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