It is a classic Global Mapping exercise presenting ^SPOOL as Class / Table
Background
Device #2 named SPOOL dates back to the predecessors of Caché and IRIS
It was the first "%Stream" like option to buffer output before printing.
It is also the first and till today the most simple way of output redirection.
Solution
This is also an example of a mapped Global.
USE 2 redirects the output into the Global ^SPOOL
You can read the global manually or with some ancient utilities
or use this mapping to access it as class or a SQL table.
The structure of Spool
- the global ^SPOOL is local to your namespace
- fist


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