RE: Problems with Column Alignment on Report

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

How are you creating your overlay?  We use Word to print to a printer 
driver.  IBM only recommends the 240 and the 300 driver.  That seems to 
line up with faxing, (if you are doing that).  We did manage to get the 
600 driver to work, but had to reconfigure the printer and didn't like 
that.

Rob Berendt
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Hi there,

I'm wondering if anybody has any suggestions on how to control column
alignment on a report.

I am using HPT (Host Print Transform) to print a report to a printer. The
printer file is DEVTPYE (*AFPDS) and I am including various overlays in 
the
printer files (although I am not aware that this would have any impact on
column alignment).
I am also using a selection of fonts using the keyword FNTCHRSET.
However my columns are out of alignment regardless of the fact that they
look ok when viewed on the spooled file. The columns appear to be affected
by any data printed preceding the price.

For example 

If I print a line as below: (XYZ123          1.25)

PART                 Price
XYZ123               1.25

The price appears at a certain column whereas if the 'Part Number text is
smaller the price column is printed at a different position even though 
the
column is specified in a fixed position in the DDS source.

PART                 Price
XYZ1               1.25


Thanks in advance for any suggestions

Vivienne 







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Maybe it is. I'm still interested on how Charles learned it.

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Rob,

I'm pretty sure that this is in one of the SQL programming books. The 
information was pretty scattered in the V4 books. I haven't looked at the 
V5 books to see if they're any better.

Matt

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I have to ask:  How did you figure that one out?
- Some DB class in college?
- Experience from other databases?
- Standard DB2 iseries manuals?
- Third party book on DB2 on the iSeries?
- Someone else's code at your site?
- This list?

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Do you have the DYNAMIC RESULTS SETS 2 specified on the create procedure
statement?

CREATE PROCEDURE ASSEMBLY_PARTS (IN ASSEMBLY_NUM INTEGER,
OUT NUM_PARTS INTEGER,
OUT COST DOUBLE)
LANGUAGE C
PARAMETER STYLE GENERAL
DYNAMIC RESULT SETS 2
FENCED
EXTERNAL NAME ASSEMBLY

HTH,
Charles



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> From: Dave Boettcher [mailto:DBoettch@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2004 3:23 PM
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> Subject: SQL Result Sets
> 
> 
> Perhaps someone out there knows how we can do this.  Thanks in advance
> for the help.
> We have searched GOOGLE and the archives on the Midrange and RPGIV
> sites.  The question appears a few times all the way back to 1998, but
> we have not seen an answer posted even though several posts said they
> might  try it out.  :>)
> 
> We want to return two result sets from an RPGIV program. 
> We get only the last one back to the calling PHP program.
> the RPGIV SQL code to return the result sets is below:
> 
>  c/exec SQL 
>  c+  Set Result Sets Array :TaxDta for :TaxNdx rows 
>  c/end-exec 
> 
>  c/exec SQL 
>  c+  Set Result Sets Array :AssmtDta for :AssmtNdx rows 
>  c/end-exec 
> 
> Does anyone know if this should work?  OR do you know of 
> another way to
> accomplish the same thing.
> 
> Any response is appreciated, especially "yes" or "it will never work
> and here's why"
> 
> TIA, 
> 
> Dave Boettcher
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