Create multiple spool files

Hi All,
Is it possible to create a mutiple spool files which contains different data from the abap program at once.
Please let me know your thoughts.
Thanks & Regards
Santhosh

If you execute the program in BACKGROUND, it will automatically create spool.
ONLINE EXECUTION: you need to write your statements to be taken to spool within NEW_PAGE PRINT ON & OFF.
CALL FUNCTION 'GET_PRINT_PARAMETERS'
       EXPORTING
            COVER_PAGE          = WC_X
            DESTINATION            = <Printer Name>
            EXPIRATION              = 2
            IMMEDIATELY           = SPACE
            LAYOUT                   = 'X_65_255'
            LINE_COUNT             = 65
            LINE_SIZE                = 255
            LIST_NAME              = <LIST_NAME>
            LIST_TEXT              = <SPOOL_TITLE>
            *NEW_LIST_ID            = WC_X*    "New Spool
            NO_DIALOG              = WC_X
            SAP_COVER_PAGE = WC_X
       IMPORTING
            OUT_PARAMETERS    = WA_PRINT_PARA
            VALID                          = WS_VALID
       EXCEPTIONS
            ARCHIVE_INFO_NOT_FOUND = 1
            INVALID_PRINT_PARAMS   = 2
            INVALID_ARCHIVE_PARAMS = 3
            OTHERS                 = 4.
IF WS_VALID <> SPACE AND SY-SUBRC EQ 0.
    NEW-PAGE PRINT ON PARAMETERS WA_PRINT_PARA NO DIALOG.
    PERFORM DISPLAY_REPORT. "Write Statements
    NEW-PAGE PRINT OFF.
endif.
Reward if useful.

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#====================
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CA Forum: Exporting
Greetings forum members,
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