Re: Extraneous Print Line

[Paul Therrien <paultherrien@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Wondering about your printer file object on the production system.  Does
it have a PRTTXT value?

Or some other customization. 

Paul 

On 2017-06-27 17:34, dlclark@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> I have a very strange situation.  I have a CLLE, PRTF, and RPGLE 
> program that produce a printed report.  I compile these three objects on 
> our development system and run the report and everything looks fine.
>
> I then promote the three objects -- without a recompile -- to our 
> production system and run the report and an extraneous print line appears 
> at the bottom of every page in the report (including the last page).  Both 
> systems are at the same release (7.2) and PTF levels.
>
> In the report snippet, below, the fourth line with just the number 
> 7 in it in column 81 shouldn't be there.  Anybody know what is happening 
> here?  Thanks.
>
> HG 01 HG     *00112034380       04232000 S TRIO/QUATTRO DIV    EA 
> HG 01 HG     *00112034381       27390001 PURAVIDA 400 AIR      EA 
> HG 01 HG     *00112034382       27486001 RAINDANCE S150 AIR    EA 
> 7
> -02                                      COMPANY NAME 
> LIFO Inventory Extension Report
> DLCLARK                                *PRELIM for Adhoc Run 
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Dave Clark
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