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Just a thought; since you can start the field at 255, just create a field at
that point that is aplha; in your program (RPG, ILE would be easier), format
your data the way you want it to look; ie:
Eval %SUBST(pfield:1:4) =
%Trim(%EditW(cust#:' 0 '))
Eval %SUBST(pfield:6:16) =
%SUBST(name:1:16)
with pfield being your DDS name with a length of 21 *char -
Does this help any???
Mark A. Manske
[mailto:mmanske@minter-weisman.com]
Sr. Project Lead
Minter-Weisman
-----Original Message-----
Hi all,
This is similiar to a RLU question posted yesterday, but didn't see an
answer to it specifically, so here is my problem:
We are trying to create a very wide report, 275 characters (20 CPI, legal
size paper), but DDS cannot start a field past column 255. It can print
past 255 as long as the field starts before 255. Does anyone know of a
work-around on this? The only thing I can think of is using a internally
defined printer file which wouldn't be the worse thing, just wondering if
there is an alternative.
TIA!
Rick
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