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On 30-Dec-2011 10:44 , Alan Shore wrote:
<<SNIP>> I never thought of DSPFD command, however, unless I am
missing something (highly likely) running through all the parameters,
I am unable to capture the device type of the print file
Display the field descriptions for the model output file [System
outfile for DSPFD TYPE(*ATR) FILEATR(*PRT)]:
DSPFFD QSYS/QAFDPRT /* Look for column name PRTDEVT to see: */
PRDEVT CHAR(1) byte-330 "Printer Device Type"
"In Hex 0=SCS,1=IPDS,2=AFPDS,3=LINE,4=2&3,5=U-ASCII"
<code>
DSPFD FILE(lib/thefile) TYPE(*ATR) OUTPUT(*OUTFILE) FILEATR(*PRTF)
OUTFILE(QTEMP/FDPRTF)
select hex(prdevt) from qtemp/fdprtf
DEVTYPE
00
*** End of data **
</code>
FWiW I seem to recall that a recent release had added a "retrieve
device file" API.
Regards, Chuck
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