How do I access data held on the JES spool?

Answer Posted / rainer bartosch

Held output (JES2 or JES3) can be captured by outtrapping
the output of the following command

"OUTPUT jobname PRINT(*) KEEP".

Use command HELP OUTPUT for more information.

Furthermore there are output tools you can buy like SDSF,
IOF, (E)JES, etc. But not all of these have got a rexx
interface.

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