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I had recently just printed off a small tree using the iSeries search option 
within WDSC. Basically, I had done a lengthy search looking for a REFFLD value 
and found many, many source member matches. The problem is that as it displayed 
the results within RSE, it also printed them via PDM. The really strange part 
is that my user profile is defaulted to my own personal output queue. I usually 
have to manually change output queue's to print. How did WDSC find this printer?

It seems that WDSC is using a PDM API to run an iSeries search and that it 
somewhat uses your user options that are set in Find String. My options that 
reflected this condition were...

Option. . . . . . .  *none
   Prompt  . . . .  N
Print List  . . . .  N
Print Records . . Y

If WDSC is usng PDM to perform an iSeries search I can understand it creating a 
report. But how did it find an HP LaserJet that I manually have to do myself? 
Also, what is the proper procedure in using this function and not generate a 
spooled file?

Best regards,

Gregg Willow
Programmer/Analyst
Minnesota Counties Information Systems
413 SE 7th Avenue
Grand Rapids, MN  55744
218-326-0381 ext: 17
gregg.willow@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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