RE: Define Printer in Query

Oliver,

Sorry, I wasn't on the same page as you.

We created a front-end command for this situation. It's not the most
optimal situation, but it does address the problem. Inside it's RUNQRY
that's executing the Query as opposed to WRKQRY, so then you DO have the
opportunity to use the OVRPRTF command to make things happen the way you
want.

Good luck.

Mark Stepan
Merrill Corporation
St Cloud MN

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Subject: RE: Define Printer in Query

Hello,

>Also check/set/manipulate/override/etc the printer file QPQUPRFIL since
>that's what Query uses.

>Mark Stepan
>Merrill Corporation
>St Cloud MN


>>in the Query?  IIRC, there's some sort of mixup where Query assumes 
>>there's a device named the same as the queue and if they're not both 
>>defined it defaults to the system printer.

Well, I can't override the qpquprfil file, as the query is directly 
submitted
from the wrkqry screen.

Also, printer device and outq exist.

Any other ideas?

Regards,

Oliver
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