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Printer Question -
07-13-2010
, 05:30 PM
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Is there a command that prints out what the last sp-assign was? |
sp-assign ? shows the formqueue of the current port.
wheres shows each logged-in port's formqueue
in the 'form #' column.
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Is there a command that prints out what the last sp-assign was? |
sp-assign ? shows the formqueue of the current port.
wheres shows each logged-in port's formqueue
in the 'form#' column.
listabs shows formqueue in the 'form#' column,
for each port -- 0 if port logged off.
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"Specific" wrote Is there a command that prints out what the last sp-assign was? sp-assign ? * * shows the *formqueue of the current port. wheres * * * * * shows each logged-in port's formqueue * * * * * * * * * * * * in the 'form#' *column. listabs * * * * * * shows formqueue *in the 'form#' column, * * * * * * * * * * * for each port -- 0 if port logged off. |
I should have seen sp-assign ? in the docs. Thanks for that
reference.
I assume that formqueue from sp-assign ? is going to be the device (p
prints to by default, and that using something like sp-assign f50
would change to formqueue 50 device. Let me know if I'm wrong.
Does using sp-assign have an effect on just the user/terminal that ran
the command or does it affect other users on the account.
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On Jul 13, 6:55*pm, "Frank Winans" <fwin... (AT) sbcglobal (DOT) net> wrote: "Specific" wrote Is there a command that prints out what the last sp-assign was? sp-assign ? * * shows the *formqueue of the current port. wheres * * * * * shows each logged-in port's formqueue * * * * * * * * * * * * in the 'form#' *column. listabs * * * * * * shows formqueue *in the 'form#' column, * * * * * * * * * * * for each port -- 0 if port logged off. I should have seen sp-assign ? in the docs. *Thanks for that reference. I assume that formqueue from sp-assign ? is going to be the device (p prints to by default, and that using something like sp-assign f50 would change to formqueue 50 device. *Let me know if I'm wrong. Does using sp-assign have an effect on just the user/terminal that ran the command or does it affect other users on the account. |
If the user have open 2 cessions on the same account it will only
affect the cession where you have done the command.
Pierre
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On Jul 14, 5:20*am, Specific <domp... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote: On Jul 13, 6:55*pm, "Frank Winans" <fwin... (AT) sbcglobal (DOT) net> wrote: "Specific" wrote Is there a command that prints out what the last sp-assign was? sp-assign ? * * shows the *formqueue of the current port. wheres * * * * * shows each logged-in port's formqueue * * * * * * * * * * * * in the 'form#' *column. listabs * * * * * * shows formqueue *in the 'form#' column, * * * * * * * * * * * for each port -- 0 if port logged off. I should have seen sp-assign ? in the docs. *Thanks for that reference. I assume that formqueue from sp-assign ? is going to be the device (p prints to by default, and that using something like sp-assign f50 would change to formqueue 50 device. *Let me know if I'm wrong. Does using sp-assign have an effect on just the user/terminal that ran the command or does it affect other users on the account. The SP-ASSIGN command affect only the line on whitch it is done. If the user have open 2 cessions on the same account it will only affect the cession where you have done the command. Pierre |
that I'm logged on port 30 which is right, and a form# 14 which should
be for the printer on serial port 45. I assume that this was assigned
by SP-ASSIGN, and does this mean that p.option will print to this
formqueue when issued from this terminal?
Thanks for all your help.
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