dhashimura
Well Known Member
RE: Print question? HOLD automatically
Do the other programs that do work use the same printer and the same spooled
file attributes as the one that does not work?
It seems as though your spooled file's attributes are not supported by the
printer you're trying to use.
I would look at the printer device's message queue for any error messages.
You must look at the device description to learn what that message queue is.
If nothing meaningful is in the message queue and if your printer is a local
device and job description QSPLPRTW does not have its logging level set to
(0 99 *NOLIST) and the printer job is active, I would look at its joblog.
If your printer is a local device and job description QSPLPRTW does not have
its logging level set to (0 99 *NOLIST) and the printer job has ended, use
WRKJOB your_printer_name to view its joblog.
If the jobd's logging level is (0 99 *NOLIST), ensure that the printer job
is active then change the job's logging level to (4 00 *SECLVL), rerun your
program, and look at the joblog.
For a remote printer, use jobd QSPLRMTW.
Do the other programs that do work use the same printer and the same spooled
file attributes as the one that does not work?
It seems as though your spooled file's attributes are not supported by the
printer you're trying to use.
I would look at the printer device's message queue for any error messages.
You must look at the device description to learn what that message queue is.
If nothing meaningful is in the message queue and if your printer is a local
device and job description QSPLPRTW does not have its logging level set to
(0 99 *NOLIST) and the printer job is active, I would look at its joblog.
If your printer is a local device and job description QSPLPRTW does not have
its logging level set to (0 99 *NOLIST) and the printer job has ended, use
WRKJOB your_printer_name to view its joblog.
If the jobd's logging level is (0 99 *NOLIST), ensure that the printer job
is active then change the job's logging level to (4 00 *SECLVL), rerun your
program, and look at the joblog.
For a remote printer, use jobd QSPLRMTW.
