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  • Subject: Re: page n of x
  • From: Gary Guthrie <GaryGuthrie@xxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 06 Sep 2000 10:53:26 -0500

The CPYSPLF solution would not be my recommendation. CPYSPLF will only
work for the plainest of spooled files. Because the CPYSPLF is roughly
the same technique I described using APIs, I'd suggest foregoing the
quick and dirty (not so robust) CPYSPLF method and just go with the APIs
technique.

Regarding the "simple column in the magazine" suggestion - The concept
is simple, but the amount of code would be too large to publish in its
entirety. For what it's worth, I have code from my articles in "The RPG
Source" on the website for the newsletter that does all the API work. I
suppose I could write a short article describing the problem, describing
the solution, and providing the portion to do actual work - capture the
spooled file, update it with total pages, and re-spool it. The question
has been asked enough that perhaps that would be useful to the public.

Votes for or against the article?

Gary Guthrie
REAL Solutions Technical Support
NEWS/400 Technical Editor


Don wrote:
> 
> Simple solution in my book:
> 
> 1. Run pass one over the data.
> 2. cpysplf with *FCFC to db file
> 3. read dbfile counting how many '1' in column one you find..
> 4. read step 2 splf again, this time you just mod the "PAGE 1234" area of
>    of the SPLF to be PAGE 1234 OF 9999.
> 
> Gary, this should make for a simple column in your magazine, and I may do
> a quickie "headsup" for AS400 Mag...
> 
> 
> 
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