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Gordon.dye at 22:09, 13 December 2016

2016-12-13T22:09:25Z

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	BR creates report files in the [[SpoolPath]] directory. If a program ends abnormally, any open report files will be left in the the directory. BR can accommodate up to 99 spool files per workstation ID. Periodically it is a good idea to remove old files from the spool directory.		BR creates report files in the [[SpoolPath]] directory. If a program ends abnormally, any open report files will be left in the the directory. BR can accommodate up to 99 spool files per workstation ID. Periodically it is a good idea to remove old files from the spool directory.

			The spool directory is specified in the [[brconfig.sys]] file and can be identified by issuing a STATUS SUB command. Find the directory and remove the files it contains.

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Gordon.dye at 22:06, 13 December 2016

2016-12-13T22:06:00Z

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	BR creates report files in the [[SpoolPath]] directory. If a program ends abnormally, any open report files will be left in the the directory. BR can accommodate up to 99 spool files per workstation ID. Periodically it is a good idea to remove old files from the spool directory.		BR creates report files in the [[SpoolPath]] directory. If a program ends abnormally, any open report files will be left in the the directory. BR can accommodate up to 99 spool files per workstation ID. Periodically it is a good idea to remove old files from the spool directory.

	~~The spool directory is specified in the [[brconfig.sys]] file and can be identified by issuing a STATUS SUB command.~~

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Gordon.dye at 21:21, 13 December 2016

2016-12-13T21:21:37Z

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	\|<strike>[[Operating System Error]] 61</strike>		\|<strike>[[Operating System Error]] 61</strike>
	\|1. Too many unprinted reports or Printer Queue Full		\|Too many unprinted reports or Printer Queue Full

	~~2. Where are you directing your spool files ([[SpoolPath]]) I was directing my print spool files~~ to ~~my BR folder~~ and ~~I have a lot of OTHER files in there (non-spool files). BR doesn't seem to like this as it assumes that all files in the spoolpath folder ARE spoolfiles, easily exceeding the O/S limit on those~~ files.		Error 4261 is produced when the system attempts to create a report file and 99 previously created report files are present.

	~~\|1. Error is returned when WBSPL[WSID].## runs out of available entries. Each [[WSID]] may have 99 entries (Simultaneous Print Jobs).~~

	~~Note: When users CTRL-ALT-DELETE or terminate~~ a BR ~~session,~~ it ~~leaves these print jobs behind~~.		BR creates report files in the [[SpoolPath]] directory. If a program ends abnormally, any open report files will be left in the the directory. BR can accommodate up to 99 spool files per workstation ID. Periodically it is a good idea to remove old files from the spool directory.

	~~Print or delete the files in the spooling print queue (Operating System allows up to ten files~~ in the ~~queue)~~		The spool directory is specified in the [[brconfig.sys]] file and can be identified by issuing a STATUS SUB command.

	*Go to the computer which is the printer server (if you are on a single user system, you are already there)
	*Click on Start >Settings >Control Panel >Printers,
	*Right Click on Printer in Question,
	*Click Purge Print Jobs.
	You will loose information that has been sent to the printer, but not yet printed. If a program produces this error on a regular basis, it is printing too fast, try putting a [[Sleep]] in the print loop.
	Another solution is to Delete WBSPL.* from your [[SpoolPath]] to clean up the print spooler.


	~~2. Keep your spool files separate. Create a folder for the print spooler files and redirect BR to it in your [[BRConfig.sys]] file: '''SPOOLPATH D:\BR\spoolfiles'''~~
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Laura: 1 revision

2013-06-28T17:47:02Z

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{{Error
|4261
|<strike>[[Operating System Error]] 61</strike>
|1. Too many unprinted reports or Printer Queue Full

2. Where are you directing your spool files ([[SpoolPath]]) I was directing my print spool files to my BR folder and I have a lot of OTHER files in there (non-spool files). BR doesn't seem to like this as it assumes that all files in the spoolpath folder ARE spoolfiles, easily exceeding the O/S limit on those files.

|1. Error is returned when WBSPL[WSID].## runs out of available entries. Each [[WSID]] may have 99 entries (Simultaneous Print Jobs).

Note: When users CTRL-ALT-DELETE or terminate a BR session, it leaves these print jobs behind.

Print or delete the files in the spooling print queue (Operating System allows up to ten files in the queue)

*Go to the computer which is the printer server (if you are on a single user system, you are already there)
*Click on Start >Settings >Control Panel >Printers,
*Right Click on Printer in Question,
*Click Purge Print Jobs.
You will loose information that has been sent to the printer, but not yet printed. If a program produces this error on a regular basis, it is printing too fast, try putting a [[Sleep]] in the print loop.
*Another solution is to Delete WBSPL*.* from your [[SpoolPath]] to clean up the print spooler.

2. Keep your spool files separate. Create a folder for the print spooler files and redirect BR to it in your [[BRConfig.sys]] file: '''SPOOLPATH D:\BR\spoolfiles'''
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[[Category:Error Codes]]