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The Question is:
What is the purpose of the .SEQ file in the printer spool directory. I have had
a problem with a printer queue that didn't have an SEQ file. When I deleted
and readded the queue the SEQ file mysteriously appeared and the queue started
working.
I have another problem with a queue that has a file called CFA827ADS01_ADS.COM
in the spool directory. Would this file be causing a problem?
Thanks,
Rodney
The Answer is :
This appears to be specific to the local printing environment or to
an unidentified layered product or third-party package, as OpenVMS
queue management itself does not maintain a printer spool directory.
With standard print queues, the original file is printed. With
direct access (non-queued) to a spooled device, a temporary file is
inserted into the file structure of the target spool disk device for
the particular output device.
You will need to contact the Compaq Customer Support Center (or the
organization that is supporting the particular print spooling software
in use here) in order to continue this investigation.
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