

			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 (<LF> and <CR>
					printed before each record.)

/FORMS:<form name>	The string <form name> 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.

