Re: PRTF Overflow

Hi Mark,

John is right. I've been using that technique for years.

Peter

>>With the following file spec:
>>
>>FFilename++IPEASFRlen+LKlen+AIDevice+.Keywords+++++
>>fQprint    o    f  132        printer Oflind(*InOf)
>>
>>After I've printed the headings in the *INZSR/1st Cycle, I don't have to
>>code the EXCEPT HEADER again.  Upon each EXCEPT DETAIL, the (f)etch
>>retrieves the status of the overflow indicator, if *ON, then the HEADER
will
>>print.
>>
>>Thus the "o         Or    Of  " means print upon request, (via EXCEPT) Or
>>*InOf = *ON.

>
> I didn't realize that the cycle would respect a condition within a Named
Except group.  Are you >sure that's the way it works?
>
> -mark


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