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  3. June 2005

Re: Passing parm to query

Lance,

If you have retrieved the source with QM, and editing it you can press F13 to 
define a QM Form.
Output can be controlled by:
in Edit/Display mode: press F5, select 1=Screen, 2=Printer, 3=File.
in QMQRY option 9: the same output options.

The command STRQMQRY gives you those output options as well. (With RUNQRY you 
can change the output options as well)

Regards,
Carel Teijgeler

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On 15-6-05 at 11:23 Lance Gillespie wrote:

>Whenever this question comes up the answer is to convert to a QmQry but
>when I do this, I lose all the format control, edit codes, output control,
>etc.  Is this what is supposed to happen?

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