 
 SET QUEUE queuename jobname/qualifier[s]
 SET QUEUE/ENTRY:n/qualifier[s]
		  /AFTER:(dd-mmm-yy hh:mm)
		  /[NO]FLAG_PAGE
		  /FORMS:n
		  /JOB_COUNT:n
		  /LENGTH:n
		  /LOWERCASE
		  /PAGE_COUNT:n
		  /PRIORITY:n
		  /[NO]RESTART
		  /UPPERCASE
 
 SET QUEUE queuename jobname/FILE_POSITION:n/qualifier[s]
 SET QUEUE/ENTRY:n/FILE_POSITION:n/qualifier[s]
				  /COPIES:n
				  /[NO]DELETE
 
 The SET QUEUE command is used to change one or more attributes of a
 job or of a file in a job.  The job can be specified as either
 the combination of a queue name and a job name, or as a queue entry
 number. The entry number for a particular job can be determined by
 using the SHOW QUEUE command.
 
 These attributes are established through the PRINT or SUBMIT
 command that put the job in the queue in the first place.
2 AFTER
 
 SET QUEUE queuename jobname/AFTER:(dd-mmm-yy hh:mm)
 SET QUEUE/ENTRY:n/AFTER:(dd-mmm-yy hh:mm)
 
 The /AFTER qualifier sets a WAITING or HELD queued job to be blocked until
 after the specified date and time. The job will not be processed at the
 specified time. At this time it will become eligible for processing and
 will compete with other jobs in the queue.  This is the equivalent of
 issuing the PRINT or SUBMIT command at the time specified.
 
 The date defaults to the present day. The time defaults to midnight. If
 only the date or time (but not both) are specified, the parentheses
 can be omitted. If both time and date are specified, the parentheses
 must be included and the date and time must be separated by a space.
2 COPIES
 
 SET QUEUE queuename jobname/FILE_POSITION:n/COPIES:n
 SET QUEUE/ENTRY:n/FILE_POSITION:n/COPIES:n
 
 The /COPIES qualifier sets the number of copies of a file you wish to
 have printed within a job.
 
 See also HELP SET QUEUE JOB_COUNT
2 DELETE
#NODELETE
2 NODELETE
 
 SET QUEUE queuename jobname/FILE_POSITION:n/[NO]DELETE
 SET QUEUE/ENTRY:n/FILE_POSITION:n/[NO]DELETE
 
 The /[NO]DELETE qualifier changes the delete status of a single
 file contained in a print or batch job.
2 FILE_POSITION
 
 SET QUEUE queuename jobname/FILE_POSITION:n/qualifier[s]
 SET QUEUE/ENTRY:n/FILE_POSITION:n/qualifier[s]
 
 The /FILE_POSITION qualifier is used for modifying attributes of a
 file within a job rather than attributes of the job itself.  The
 file number 'n' can be determined by examining the files in your
 job with the SHOW QUEUE command.  Use the number displayed to the
 left of the file whose attributes you want to change.  The only
 qualifiers which can be used along with /FILE_POSITION are /COPIES:n
 and /[NO]DELETE.
 
 See also HELP SET QUEUE COPIES and HELP SET QUEUE DELETE
2 FLAG_PAGE
#NOFLAG_PAGE
2 FORMS
 
 SET QUEUE queuename jobname/FORMS:n
 SET QUEUE/ENTRY:n/FORMS:n
 
 The /FORMS qualifier changes the physical form number for your
 print job. An installation can have as many as 256 differ-
 ent forms for different purposes (plain paper, letterhead, tax forms,
 etc.). When you specify a form number, the print job will wait in the
 queue until a printer with the proper form becomes available. 
 
 You should see your system manager to determine what special forms are
 available at your installation.
2 JOB_COUNT
 
 SET QUEUE queuename jobname/JOB_COUNT:n
 SET QUEUE/ENTRY:n/JOB_COUNT:n
 
 The /JOB_COUNT qualifier sets the number of copies of a job you
 want to print.
 
 See also HELP SET QUEUE COPIES.
2 LENGTH
 
 SET QUEUE queuename jobname/LENGTH:n
 SET QUEUE/ENTRY:n/LENGTH:n
 
 The /LENGTH qualifier sets the number of lines to be printed on a
 page. This number should be less than the actual number of lines on the
 form you are printing on. After 'n' lines have been printed on the 
 current page, printing begins on the next physical page.
 
 The default is /LENGTH:0 which means that no page ejection will take
 place unless there are form feed characters in the file.
2 LOWERCASE
 
 SET QUEUE queuename jobname/LOWERCASE
 SET QUEUE/ENTRY:n/LOWERCASE
 
 The /LOWERCASE qualifier specifies that the print job contains lowercase
 letters and therefore must be printed on a printer with a lowercase
 character set.
 
 This option is only a selection criteria. No lowercase to uppercase
 translation will take place.
2 NOFLAG_PAGE
 
 SET QUEUE queuename jobname/[NO]FLAG_PAGE
 SET QUEUE/ENTRY:n/[NO]FLAG_PAGE
 
 The /[NO]FLAG_PAGE qualifier specifies whether or not you want file flag
 pages to precede each file that is printed. The number of file flag
 pages that precede each file is equal to the number of job flag pages
 that precede the job.
 
 These file flag pages spell out the full filename of the file in block
 letters and are a convenient method of separating files.
2 NORESTART
#RESTART
2 PAGE_COUNT
 
 SET QUEUE queuename jobname/PAGE_COUNT:n
 SET QUEUE/ENTRY:n/PAGE_COUNT:n
 
 The /PAGE_COUNT qualifier allows you to specify a page limit for your
 print job.  Should your job exceed this limit, it will be aborted.
 
 Any flag pages in the job are included in the page count.
 
 The default is /PAGE_COUNT:0 which means that there is no page limit.
2 PRIORITY
 
 SET QUEUE queuename jobname/PRIORITY:n
 SET QUEUE/ENTRY:n/PRIORITY:n
 
 The /PRIORITY qualifier allows you to change your job's priority. This
 priority does not raise or lower the priority of the processor that is
 processing your job. It only affects the position of your job in the
 priority ordered queue. Priorities from 1 to 150 are for all users.
 Priorities from 151 to 250 are reserved for privileged users.
 
 When the Queue Manager finishes processing a job, it looks for the 
 highest priority WAITING job.  If there are two WAITING jobs at that 
 priority, the Queue Manager selects the job that has been in the queue 
 longest.
 
 The default is /PRIORITY:50. 
2 RESTART
 
 SET QUEUE queuename jobname/[NO]RESTART
 SET QUEUE/ENTRY:n/[NO]RESTART
 
 The /[NO]RESTART qualifier specifies that if your job is HELD or stopped
 for some reason, and then re-started, it will or will not restart from
 the first file in the job.
2 UPPERCASE
 
 SET QUEUE queuename jobname/UPPERCASE
 SET QUEUE/ENTRY:n/UPPERCASE
 
 The /UPPERCASE qualifier specifies that the print job does not contain
 lower case letters and need not be printed on a printer with a lower
 case character set.
 
 This option is only a selection criteria. No lowercase to uppercase
 translation will take place.


