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Opens the spool queue(s) for a specified logical device, or
device name or all device members of a device class. (Native Mode) Syntax | |
OPENQ { ldev [;SHOW] devclass [;SHOW] devname [;SHOW] @ } Parameters | |
- ldev
The logical device number of the device. - devclass
The device class name of the devices. The devclass
parameter must begin with a letter and consist of eight or fewer
alphanumeric characters. - devname
The device name of the device. The devname
parameter must begin with a letter and consist of eight or fewer
alphanumeric characters. Note that it is not possible to have a
device class name and a device that are the same. If you enter an
alphanumeric character string, the command searches the device class
list first, and then the device name list. - SHOW
The SHOW
parameter displays the current state (enabled or disabled) of the
devices specified with the OPENQ
command. - @
The @ parameter globally reenables all currently
open spooling queues that were disabled because the system ran out
of system domain disk space, a file limit was encountered on the
HPSPOOL account
or its groups, or the SHUTQ @
command was entered. If the spooling queues are disabled globally because the system
is out of disk space or a file limit is encountered on the HPSPOOL
account or its groups, the problem should be resolved before globally
enabling spooling queues with the OPENQ @
command. Refer to the Native Mode Spooler Reference Manual(32650-90166) for more discussion on globally enabling
and disabling spooling queues. Use the @ option without any other parameter. The SHOW
option entered with the @ option returns an error.
Operation Notes | |
The OPENQ
command enables the operator to control the spool queue of a specified
device or all devices of a device class without affecting the operation
of spooler processes. It also gives the operator access to spool
queues for which no spooler or physical device exists. Spoolfiles can be created faster than they are processed.
You may want to issue a SHUTQ
command, to clear the backlog of files in the queue, and then reopen
it with an OPENQ
command when the queue is clear. The OPENQ
command also serves as an option to the STOPSPOOL
and SPOOLER commands. Use | |
This command may be issued from a session, job, program, or
in BREAK. Pressing Break has
no effect on this command. It may be executed only from the console
unless distributed to users with the ALLOW
or ASSOCIATE
command. Related Information | |
- Commands
STOPSPOOL,
SHUTQ, SPOOLER - Manuals
Performing System Operation Tasks (32650-90137)
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