AS/400 printing - DDS spec PAGRTT in record format definitions
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AS/400 printing - DDS spec PAGRTT in record format definitions
What do they mean when they say you must be 'on the page boundary' for this keyword (PAGRTT) to function? How can I check if I'm there or not? I would like to have one page in my printer file print portrait and the next in landscape, but PAGRTT doesn't work.
ASKED: Jan 15 2008  7:34 PM GMT
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As far as I know you can't change the page rotation in the middle of a print job. You can, however, print one page, close the printer file, override the page rotation on the printer file and then open it and print the next page.
Last Answered: Oct 30 2009  1:12 AM GMT by Vatchy   685 pts.
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TomLiotta   8060 pts.  |   Oct 29 2009  1:14AM GMT

What do they mean when they say you must be ‘on the page boundary’ for this keyword (PAGRTT) to function?

Who are “they”? How do you know “they” say that? (Where and when do you see it?) Under what circumstances do “they” say it? (What are you doing when you see it?) If it’s an error message, what is it’s message identifier?

I’d guess you’re trying to compile a printer file and the compile fails with a message. But more info would be useful. If it is a compile, at least some of the source would be nice to see, including a few lines both before and after the flagged source line.

Tom

 
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