The Send Spooled File (SNDSPLFRSF) command is used to send one or more spooled files to a remote server. The Retrieve Spooled File (RTVSPLFRSF) command is used to retrieve one or more spooled files from a remote server. All spooled file attributes are preserved.
The prompted version of the SNDSPLFRSF command is shown below. Click on the image to see parameter descriptions. Send Spooled Files Using RSF (SNDSPLFRSF)
Type choices, press Enter.
Server ID . . . Name, *CURRENT Spooled file . . . Name, *ALL Job name for spooled file . . . * Name, *, *ALL User . . . Name
Number . . . 000000-999999
Spooled file number . . . *LAST Number, *ONLY, *LAST Target output queue . . . *DFT Name, *DFT, *FROMOUTQ Library . . . Name, *LIBL
Delete originals . . . *NO *YES, *NO
Run-time compression . . . *SERVER *NONE, *BASIC, *MAX, *SERVER Select by user name . . . *CURRENT Name, *CURRENT, *ALL
Select by output queue . . . *ALL Name, *ALL
Library . . . Name, *LIBL, *CURLIB
Select by form type . . . *ALL Character value, *ALL, *STD Select by user data . . . *ALL Character value, *ALL
Hang up after this transaction *YES *YES, *NO
More... F3=Exit F4=Prompt F5=Refresh F12=Cancel F13=How to use this display F24=More keys
The parameters for the SNDSPLFRSF command are described below.
Server id
directory on your machine. This is a required parameter. Click here for a complete description of this parameter.
Spooled file
The name of the spooled file to send. This is a required parameter. The possible values are:
*ALL: All spooled files are sent that meet the criteria specified by the other parameters for this command. name: The name of a specific spooled file to send.
Job name for spooled file
The qualified name of a job containing the spooled file to be sent. The possible values are:
*: The spooled file is found in the current job.
*ALL: Spooled files for all jobs are sent. *ALL is not valid for this parameter unless *ALL is also
specified for "Spooled file".
name: The name of the job containing the spooled file.
User
name: The user id associated with the job.
Number
000000-999999: The number for the job. Spooled file number
Enter the number of the spooled file to be sent. This parameter is ignored if *ALL is specified for "Spooled file name".
The possible values are:
*LAST: The last spooled file created with the specified name in the specified job is sent. *ONLY: The only spooled file created with the specified name in the specified job is sent. 1-9999: Enter the number of the spooled file to send.
Target output queue
Enter the qualified name of the output queue to which the spooled files should be sent. The possible values are:
*DFT: The spooled files are sent to the server's default output queue, specified in the requester directory
output-queue: Enter the name of the output queue on the server machine to which the spooled files
should be sent. The possible library values are:
*LIBL: The job library list is used to locate the output queue. library name: The name of the library containing the output queue. Delete originals
Specify whether to delete the original spooled files after they have been sent. The possible values are:
*NO: The original spooled files are not deleted.
*YES: The original spooled files are deleted after they have been sent. Run-Time Compression
Indicate whether to compress data as it is transmitted. Click here for a complete description of this parameter.
Select by user name
The name of the user for which spooled files are sent. This parameter is ignored unless *ALL is specified for "Spooled file".
The possible values are:
*CURRENT: Spooled files for the current user are sent. *ALL: Spooled files for all users are sent.
name: The name of the user whose spooled files are to be sent. Select by output queue
The qualified name of the output queue containing the spooled files to be sent. This parameter is ignored unless *ALL is specified for "Spooled file".
The possible values are:
*ALL: Spooled files for all output queues are sent.
name: The name of the output queue containing the spooled files to be sent.
The possible library values are
*LIBL: The job library list is used to locate the output queue. *CURLIB: The current library is used to locate the output queue.
library name: The name of the library containing the output queue. Select by form type
The form type for spooled files to be sent. This parameter is ignored unless *ALL is specified for "Spooled file". The possible values are:
*ALL: All spooled files are sent, regardless of their form type. *STD: Only spooled files with form type *STD are sent.
characters: Only spooled files that match the specified form type are sent. Select by user data
Select spooled files to be sent which match the specified user data. This parameter is ignored unless *ALL is specified for "Spooled file".
The possible values are:
*ALL: All spooled files are sent, regardless of their user data attribute.
characters: Only spooled files that match the specified user data are sent. Hang up after this transaction
Whether RSF should hang up the phone connection at the completion of the transaction. This parameter is ignored for non-switched connections. Click here for a complete description of this parameter.
Call-back phone number
The phone number to pass to the server machine when requesting that the server call your machine back. Click here
for a complete description of this parameter.
Message for server
An ad hoc message to be sent to the server along with the RSF request. Click here for a complete description of this parameter.
Contact name, etc.
When you prompt for command parameters with F4, default name, address and telephone information is filled in for you. These are the same defaults the system uses to send PTF orders via Electronic Customer Support.
The possible values are:
contact information: Enter the appropriate information for contact name, address, and phone. Related Commands:
The following command is discussed elsewhere in this manual:
For more information about the following command, prompt the command and press F1 to view the on-line help text: Retrieve Spooled Files (RTVSPLFRSF)