Re: User Profile Output Queue & Printer Device vs OVRPRTF

I was thinking it was something along these lines.  However, he swears 
that User1's override to Printer1 works.  And that it is because User1 
doesn't have anything specified in DEV.  I was wondering what User1 would 
normally print to, but he assures me that it is a different printer other 
than Printer1.

Rob Berendt
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PO Box 2000
Dock 108
6928N 400E
Kendallville, IN 46755
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Frank,

If the two programmes use the same printer file use SHARE(*YES) 
OPNSCOPE(*JOB) or a mixture of those.

Other wise  use SPLF(*PRINT) to overwrite all printer files.

Regards,
Carel Teijgeler.

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On 26-1-04 at 10:55 fkany@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

>RPG_PGM_A executes an OVRPRTF to PRINTER1 before calling RPG_PGM_B.  The
>PRTF generated by RPG_PGM_B goes to PRINTER2 instead of PRINTER1.
>
>For User1 the OVRPRTF works because they don't have PRINTER2 specified in
>their user profile under OUTPUT QUEUE & PRINTER DEVICE.  For User2, the
>OVRPRT doesn't work because they have PRINTER2 specified in their user
>profile under OUTPUT QUEUE & PRINTER DEVICE.
>
>Without taking out the specified OUTPUT QUEUE & PRINTER DEVICE for User2,
>is there a way to get the OVRPRTF to work?



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