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Depends on the prograsmme logic of the old PGM (does it has a CLP-wrapper?,
for instance)

I fthere is a CLP involved, copy the CLP and RPG sources. Add a simple
OPNQRYF over the file with first keyfield Model number.

In the RPG, which can be using the Cycle, set the first level break on
Model number.

Perhaps worth a try.

With regards,
Carel Teijgeler

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On 9-8-2008 at 19:39 Adam West wrote:

HI I have a report that is printing by Invoice number. It is used as a
kind of picking/packing sheet by the warehouse. What they would like would
be to print the report by Model number for efficiency.
 
 Since this is an old cycle RPG report I am hesitant to change the
structure of the program. I would rather look at the spool file and get
the model number and redo the order.
 
  I was wondering if this is an easy task to do.
 
The other option I guess would be to add a work file to the program and as
a separate report print the recap of what is needed to be picked. But I
think  they would prefer not to be cluttered with yet another stack of
papers.
 
 




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