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Please check width field of the PAGESIZE parameter of your print file.

PAGESIZE controls how many total characters fit on a page of paper. CPI controls how wide or narrow those characters will print. The problem here is that the total number of characters from your RPG program is exceeding the total number that you've defined for the width of the page.

Reducing the CPI would make the characters print smaller -- but would not change how many are allowed to fit across the width. If you say "I want to allow 80 characters across my page" and you set the CPI to 10, then you'll be able to fit those 80 characters in 8 inches. If you set the CPI to 20, you'd be able to fit those same 80 characcters in 4 inches -- but you still have the 80 character limit, because your page width is still set to 80.

The error message your received is about the total characters allowed across the width, NOT about how densely their printed... so you need to change the PAGESIZE, NOT the CPI.


Tim Gornall wrote:
Hi, I get the message "Record in file QPRINT truncated at end of line" when
I attempt to increase the page length. The RPG is set to 198, and the CL
override is 15 CPI. I've done this before with out issue, but not at this
location. The help doesn't give up much. Am I missing something? Thanks, Tim




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