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  • Subject: Re: Stupid RPG cycle question
  • From: dhandy@xxxxxxxxxxx (Douglas Handy)
  • Date: Sat, 20 May 2000 10:39:27 -0400

Raul,

>I think the *InzSr is executed before 1P output.  

Not in RPG II code; there is no *InzSr.

Jim had specified this was a S/36 program, so I ass-u-me-d that it
either ran on a S/36 (or *M36) or was a RPG36 program in the S36EE.
Either way, you don't have a *InzSr available.

That's one reason my S36 standard was to condition headings by just
OF, seton OF in the first cycle code block (no *InzSr), then use fetch
overflow during detail/exception printing.

In RPG II, it worked quit well.  With RPG III and IV, we not only have
*InzSr (which does precede 1P output), but with external printer files
the whole method of handling overflow is a different paradigm.

Doug
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