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Re: Define Printer in Query

Hi, Oliver

I was able to see the same thing when I ran

SBMJOB CMD(RUNQRY QRY(VERN/TEST) PRTDEV(*PRINT))

The default for PRTDEV is *RUNOPT - is it possible the command default has been changed?

Or are you talking about running in batch from WRKQRY? That always used the printer defined in the QRYDFN. On a V5R3 machine.

HTH
Vern

At 03:46 AM 7/8/2004, you wrote: 
Hello,

when we define a printer in a query, and then submit the query to batch,
the output goes to PRT01 (system printer) and not the
defined printer.

Any workaround?

Regards,

Oliver
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