On each AFC sequence line you can tell InterForm400 to suspend it, which will render it inactive until you remove the suspend option again:
Update AFC-functions attached to output queues AFC305D
Queue: AFC_INPUT1 Library: APF3812
Seqnbr F. Form type Save Jobname Filename Dev.file Program UserData 0001 C DEMO Finish def: AMAILTEST outq: *INPUT form type: email 0002 N* DEMO PDF Name Def.: AA_PDF Overlay: IF400DEMO Fileset: SAMPLE 0003 6 Hold Spooled File
Seqnbr Function Suspend 2,0 N * *=Suspend 1 = Merge with overlay 8 = Call Program 2 = Send Network Spooled File 9 = Exit 3 = Transform *AFPDS to *USERASCII A = Change Attributes 4 = Copy Spooled File B = Split spooled file 5 = Move Spooled File C = Prepare for Finishing 6 = Hold Spooled File D = Sort Spooled File 7 = Delete Spooled File F = Change writer F3=Exit F13=Fold/Unfold F11=Delete F12=Cancel F15=Subset F17=Subset by Spooled File F23=More options
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The suspended lines are shown with an asterix (*) in the list of sequence lines.
If you mark a sequence line with a ‘*’ in the suspend field then the sequence line is temporarily ignored. This can be used e.g. for testing a new setup
without having to totally delete the old setup or to ‘remove’ lines that temporarily are not needed. When you want to activate the lines again you can either manually remove the suspension ‘*’ from each line or remove all suspensions via F5=Service and option 1. Remove all suspensions.
