QUEUE COMMANDS: Command Format Description Q Q device:jobname=f.s. Allows user to give file specifi- cations of file to be processed. L L device:=jobname(s) Prints at the terminal a list of currently pending requests for spooling program. K K device:=jobname(s) Removes from the queue the job(s) indicated by device specification and job name. You must be in the account that started a job to kill that job. M M device:jbnme/options Modifies the parameters of a job al- ready in the queue. E E Casues Que to terminate OPTIONS: Option Format Description /MODE:n The value n specifies the mode which the spooling program will use in its OPEN statement for the out- put device. The following specific MODE options may be used instead of /MODE:n /LENGTH:nnn The value nnn(1 to 127) set form length in lines per page. /CNVERT Chang character 0 to character O. /TRUNCATE Truncate lines longer than configured length. /LPFORM Enable software formatting. /UPPERCASE Translate lower to upper case characters. /SKIP Skip 6 lines at bottom of each form. /AFTER:dd-mmm-yyy:hh:mm Specifies the time after which the queue manager will initiate the current request. /PRIORITY:n Sets the priority level to n. /TYPE:xxx Use the format specified by xxx for printing the file. Value may be: FTN FORTRAN forms control CBL COBOL forms control EMB Embedded forms control IMP Implied forms control ( and printed before each record.) /FORMS:
The string specifies the name of the form on which the job is printed. The default form name is normal. /JCOPIES:n The value n is the number of job copies to be printed. /CO:nn Tells Spool to print indicated number of copies. /NH Tells SPOOL to suppress printing of file header. /DE Tells SPOOL to delete the file after it is printed. /MORE Used at the end of a command line to indicate that more text is to come. /BI Used to indicate a binary file to the RJ2780 program, which must be in transparent mode.