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HOLD
places the spool file in hold status when the file is
closed. This means that the system cannot select the
file for processing until it is released by issuing a
CHANGE command for the file. If HOLD is
specified, NOHOLD may not be specified.
NOHOLD
indicates that a spool file will be selectable for
immediate processing when it is closed. If
NOHOLD is specified, HOLD may not be specified.
CONT
indicates that continuous spooling is to be performed
(i.e. that CLOSE command requests are to be
ignored). If CONT is specified, NOCONT may not
be specified.
NOCONT
indicates that continuous spooling is to be reset. If
NOCONT is specified, CONT may not be specified.
COpy
nnn
specifies the number of copies to be processed when
the spool file is closed.
LINECT
nnn
specifies the number of lines per page on the output
form. VM/PC CP uses this to format pages for the
DUMP and TRACE commands.
CLASS
c
specifies the spool class for the device. If the value
of c is A-Z or 0-9, the spool file will be routed to the
Remote Server. If the value of c is *, the spool file
will be routed to the local printer.
FLASH
name nnn
signifies that a forms overlay contained in the 3800
printer is to be superimposed onto the output. The
name, one to four characters, identifies the overlay
to be used. The number, nnn, specifies the first nnn
copies are to superimposed; the remaining copies
made will remain unflashed. If nnn is specified as 0,
the default, no superimposing will be done.
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