RE: AS/SET question

[mark_mcgary@xxxxxxxx]

I know this one!!!!

Add your printer files to a data model and you can treat them as you
wish.... At least it used to work.
We would add our printer files to their own data models, then we could
open and close them as we wished.
We have done zero AS/SET code in a while..... to much work. But I recall
that we could do this technique.

Mark McGary
DESP, Inc.



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> From: DAsmussen@aol.com [SMTP:DAsmussen@aol.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, September 15, 1998 12:30 PM
> To:   BPCS-L@midrange.com
> Subject:      Re: AS/SET question
> 
> Lisa,
> 
> In a message dated 98-09-15 10:03:39 EDT, you write:
> 
> > I always value your opinion on this AS/SET stuff, but this one
> confuses me
> >  ... is there something wrong, or that I'm missing, by using a "C"
> line in
> >  the action diagram to do the OVRPRTF?  I've only used this a couple
> times,
> >  but have never had a problem.  (The reports I've used it for were
> written
> >  in house with AS/SET ... is that the difference?)
> <<snip>>
> 
> As usual, "it depends".  If program "A" performs the OVRPRTF for print
> program
> "B" which is called from "A", it will work fine.  It all has to do
> with the
> scope of overrides on the AS/400.  When you perform an override, it is
> valid
> for both the current call stack level and all subsequent levels (valid
> for "A"
> which calls "B" and maintains the override, and if "B" calls "C" the
> override
> will be valid for "C" as well).  The problem is, unless you perform a
> manual
> "OPEN" with a user-controlled file, RPG program "A" (under ye olde RPG
> logic
> cycle) has already opened all of the files before the OVR gets
> performed.  I
> know of know way to make a print file "UC" under AS/Set, but would
> love to
> hear if it could be done.
> 
> Your specific example could be due to the OUTQ placed under "printer
> characteristics" (option 7, I _think_) on the report layout.  Even so,
> it will
> still only work for one OUTQ, rather than the several suggested by the
> original question.
> 
> Clear as mud ;-)?
> 
> Dean Asmussen
> Enterprise Systems Consulting, Inc.
> Fuquay-Varina, NC  USA
> E-Mail:  DAsmussen@aol.com
> 
> "One never notices what has been done; one can only see what remains
> to be
> done." -- Marie Curie
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