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The only error I see is a minor one.

Basically the result of the following is probably PRT01:
select *
from qsys2.system_value_info
where SYSTEM_VALUE_NAME = 'QPRTDEV';

And it probably doesn't exist in here:
Select
OBJNAME,
OBJTYPE,
OBJATTRIBUTE
from table(OBJECT_STATISTICS('QSYS', '*DEVD')) x
WHERE OBJATTRIBUTE LIKE 'PRT%'
;
Your admins might want to change that system value to a printer which actually exists. Probably a dummy one so that you only get printouts you actually want. Or they could create a dummy named PRT01 if they want. The dummy printer is "best practices". They probably don't run into this issue often because the general population there signs on to a 5250 screen and the individual has an initial program which sets the printer for their job. Since you're not using a 5250 screen it doesn't change your job, even if you have an initial program showing in:
select INITIAL_PROGRAM_NAME, INITIAL_PROGRAM_LIBRARY_NAME, PRINT_DEVICE, OUTPUT_QUEUE_NAME
from qsys2.user_info
where authorization_name = 'ROB';
Because that initial program is only fired off when you sign on to a green screen (aka 5250, telnet).

Minor issue though and may only be a distraction.

Rob Berendt

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