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<title>Output queue</title>
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<a name="rzaluoutq"></a>
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<h4 id="rzaluoutq">Output queue</h4>
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<p><span class="italic">Output queues</span> are objects, defined to the system,
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that provide a place for spooled files to wait until they are printed. Output
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queues are created by a user or by the system.</p>
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<p>You can create an output queue using the Create Output Queue (CRTOUTQ)
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command. On the prompt display, specify the name for the output queue to create.
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The output queue will be in the library identified by the library prompt.
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You can create as many output queues as you want.</p>
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<p>When a printer is configured to the system, either manually or through
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automatic configuration, the system creates an output queue for that printer
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in the QUSRSYS library. System-created output queues are commonly called device
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output queues and have the same name as the printer device. For example, when
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you configure a printer using the Create Device Description (Printer) (CRTDEVPRT)
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command, if you assign the printer name PRT01 in the DEVD parameter, the system
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creates an output queue named PRT01 in the QUSRSYS library.</p>
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<p>If none of the IBM-supplied default values for the system have been changed,
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you can identify your output queue by displaying the system value Default
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printer (QPRTDEV). Your output queue has the same name as the value shown
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for the system printer.</p>
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<p>Spooled files are created when application programs are run. If you do
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not want the spooled files to print right away, you can have them sent to
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an output queue that currently does not have a printer assigned to it. For
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example, let us assume that you have only one printer available. One of your
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application programs creates a job that has 600 pages of printed output. Since
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all users are using the same printer, you do not want to print the 600-page
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job until everyone has finished working for the day. One solution is to create
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two separate output queues. One output queue receives the spooled files from
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the application program that creates the 600 pages of printed output. The
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other output queue receives the spooled files from the jobs run by other users.</p>
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<p>The program that creates the 600-page job sends the spooled file to a specific
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output queue. That output queue does not have a printer assigned to it. Therefore,
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the 600-page spooled file has to wait until a printer is assigned; meanwhile,
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the spooled files that are in the other output queue can be printed. Multiple
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output queues can also be used with deferred printing. To print a large spooled
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file that exceeds the current limit for the printer's output queue, the printer
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can be assigned to an output queue without any limit. Another solution is
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to set the maximum spooled file size to print during a specified time. For
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example, a maximum spooled file size of 100 pages could be set from 08:00:00
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to 17:30:00 hours. During this time, only spooled files of 100 or fewer pages
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would print. After 5:30 p.m. any spooled file prints. Spooled files that are
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too large are placed in deferred status (*DFR) until they can be printed.
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See <a href="rzaluconfigmaxpages.htm#rzaluconfigmaxpages">Control printing by spooled file size</a> for more information on how to configure
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deferred printing.</p>
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