AS400 Query Output Font
Here is the screen that I am working with:
Define the Query
Query . . . . . . : REFUND1.00
Option . . . . . : CHANGE Library . . . . : QS36F CCSID . . . . . . : 65535
Type options, press Enter. Press F21 to select all.
1=Select
Opt Query Definition Option
> Specify file selections
> Define result fields
> Select and sequence fields
> Select records
> Select sort fields
> Select collating sequence
> Specify report column formatting
> Select report summary functions Define report breaks
> Select output type and output form Specify processing options
F3=Exit F5=Report F12=Cancel F13=Layout F18=Files F21=Select all
Everything works great except on the output file - I want to increase the font size. How do I do that? Thanks,
Software/Hardware used:
AS400
Define the Query
Query . . . . . . : REFUND1.00
Option . . . . . : CHANGE Library . . . . : QS36F CCSID . . . . . . : 65535
Type options, press Enter. Press F21 to select all.
1=Select
Opt Query Definition Option
> Specify file selections
> Define result fields
> Select and sequence fields
> Select records
> Select sort fields
> Select collating sequence
> Specify report column formatting
> Select report summary functions Define report breaks
> Select output type and output form Specify processing options
F3=Exit F5=Report F12=Cancel F13=Layout F18=Files F21=Select all
Everything works great except on the output file - I want to increase the font size. How do I do that? Thanks,
Software/Hardware used:
AS400
ASKED:
October 1, 2010 7:11 PM
UPDATED:
October 5, 2010 2:19 PM
Answer Wiki:
The Font is an attribute of your Printer File.
Create a PRTF with a different font and use that as the Printer for you query
OR do an OVRPRTF command before you run the Query changing the FONT information on the printer file that is being used.
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Or…it your printed output is more than 132 columns/characters wide, the writer may be reducing it to the 17cpi size in order to fit in all on the print line. If you make it 132 or less, it will usually kick it into a larger (i.e. 12cpi) typesize. All this happens when you have a COR-capable print setup going, which is pretty typical these days.