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In addition to the other responses, wouldn't it just be easier to write to the .csv file directly and email it? Or just send an email from RPG with the data in it and skip the file too.

I'm reminded of a process we used to have that copied from a spooled file to a PF to a source file to STMF then FTP off to another site. Extra steps with no benefit. (It looked like a nail, so someone got out the hammer.)
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Sean Porterfield


-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Richter
Sent: Thursday, December 13, 2012 15:14
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: how to print on every line of the page, from 1 to 66?

The following code blows up when printing on the 66th line on the page.
Overflow is set to 66. How can I write printer code that prints on each line of the page?

( I am printing CSV formatted data, then emailing the spooled file. If the page does not have all 66 lines filled, I get gaps in the resulting spreadsheet. )




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