Re: trigger pgm doesn't know about Qprint

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

Another option is to open/close the file yourself - USROPN.   And add the
following keyword to your file:
extfile('qgpl/qprint')

Rob Berendt
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Hi,
I have a trigger program attached to FileA that gets called whenever a rec
is added to FileA (*AFTER).
The trigger program prints a report using the *PRTF QPrint.

When a rec is added to FileA from our AS/400 using DFU the trigger program
executes
as expected and prints the report.

Recs can also be added to FileA via a web page, in which case the recs are
sent over from
a SQL box.  When a rec is added via the internet, the trigger program blows
up.

I get a CPF4101 msg complaining about the *PRTF QPrint.

The connection between SQL & our AS/400 is using OLE and
a default userID that is defined to use the default job description.
Within
the default
job description, the library list includes QGpl where QPrint is defined.
So why doesn't the trigger program know about QPrint?

Thanks,
Dave


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