How can I chg Jes output class from "x" to "c" ?
Mike Kennedy
On Wed, 7 Feb 2001 09:18:57 -0500 Greg Caserta <gcas...@SMCWV.COM>
writes:
> Walt,
> I tried the command, but is doesn't work. $TOJOBQ,Q=X,D=LOCAL,Q=C
> I am trying to change all output in a jes print queue from print
> queue
> class "x" to class "c"
>
> You replied:
> If you don't care whether the output is held or not, you can use
> $tojq,/q=x,/dest=local,q=c
> If you only want to hit the non-held add ,/outd=w before the ,q=c.
> Walt Sapp
Mike Kennedy
On Wed, 7 Feb 2001 07:54:33 -0800 "Sapp, Walt@HHSDC" <Ws...@HHSDC.CA.GOV>
writes:
> Just remember the '/' s are essential for the command to work
> properly.
>
> Walt Sapp
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> Walt, I think you educated a lot of people on this one! Count us in
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> If you don't care whether the output is held or not, you can use
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> $tojq,/q=x,/dest=local,q=c
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> If you only want to hit the non-held add ,/outd=w before the ,q=c.
>
> Walt Sapp
> State of California Health and Human Services Data Center
> 1651 Alhambra Blvd.
> Sacramento CA 95816
> Phone: (916) 739-7671 FAX: (916) 739-7787
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