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Amitava,

I would say , get away from AS/SET if possible.

But if you aren't able to his you can do the following :

Define a dummy data model which contains the name of your printer file. No file 
type and field names needed.


Afterwards you can use this data model to open and close your printer file.

MarcC

>>> Amitava.Banerjee@trin.net 15/05/02 20:25:56 >>>
Hello Group
I am writing a program in ASSET. User will enter a Customer number range. The 
program will create separate spool (report) for each customer. I mean, if there 
is 5 customer numbers in the range entered, program will create 5 reports. For 
that, I need to declare the Printer file as 'User Controlled' and when there 
will be a change in customer number I will close and reopen the printer
file so that it creats different spool. I know I can do it in RPG.

But my problem is ASSET does not allow to use OPEN and CLOSE statements for 
printer and display file. So how can I do that in ASSET?
TIA
Amitava


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