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<title>Example: Using a program-described printer file with an application
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<a name="rzaluprogramexmp"></a>
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<h3 id="rzaluprogramexmp">Example: Using a program-described printer file with an application
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program</h3>
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<p>This example shows how an application program calls and uses a program-described
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printer file to control how your printed output will look.</p>
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<p>This example consists of:</p>
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<ul>
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<li>An RPG-coded application program that produces mailing labels.</li>
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<li>A printer file that is opened by the application program when the application
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program runs.</li>
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<li>A detailed listing of which parameters from the printer file are used
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by the application program and at what point during the processing of the
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application program they are used.</li></ul>
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<p>This is the RPG-coded application program. The numbers within the program
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correspond to the list on the following pages. That list explains how this
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program works and specifically how the program opens and uses the printer
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file.</p>
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<ul>
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<li>Part <span class="bold">(1)</span> opens the printer file.</li>
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<li>Part <span class="bold">(2)</span> sends the output to the designated output
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queue.</li>
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<li>Part <span class="bold">(3)</span> closes the opened files.</li>
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<li>Part <span class="bold">(4)</span> processes the data.</li>
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<li>Part <span class="bold">(5)</span> provides the code to control how the printed
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output will look.</li></ul>
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<p><span class="bold">Note:</span> Read the <a href="rzalucodedisclaimer.htm#rzalucodedisclaimer">Code disclaimer information</a> for
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important legal information.</p>
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<p></p>
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<pre class="xmp">*********************************************************************
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FADDRESS IF E K DISK
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<span class="bold">(1)</span> FLABELPRTO F 132 OF PRINTER
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*********************************************************************
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CTAR 20 1
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CSAR 30 1
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STAR 2 1
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ZPAR 8 1
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READ ADDRESS 10
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*IN10 DOWEQ'0'
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ADD2 IFEQ *BLANKS
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MOVE '1' *IN55
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ELSE
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MOVE '0' *IN55
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END
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EXSR CKCITY
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<span class="bold">(2)</span> EXCPTPRINT
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*********************************************************************
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READ ADDRESS 10
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END
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*********************************************************************
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<span class="bold">(3)</span> MOVE '1' *INLR
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CKCITY BEGSR
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MOVEA*BLANKS CTAR
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MOVEA*BLANKS STAR
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MOVEA*BLANKS ZPAR
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MOVEA*BLANKS CSAR
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MOVEACITY CTAR
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MOVEAST STAR
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MOVEAZIP ZPAR
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Z-ADD1 X 20
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Z-ADD1 Y 20
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EXSR LOOKBL 1ST WORD.
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ADD 1 X
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CTAR,X IFGT *BLANKS 2ND WORD
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MOVE ' ' CSAR,Y
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ADD 1 Y
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EXSR LOOKBL
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</pre><p class="indatacontent"> </p>
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<pre class="xmp"><span class="bold">(4)</span> ADD 1 X
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CTAR,X IFGT *BLANKS 3RD WORD
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MOVE ' ' CSAR,Y
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ADD 1 Y EXSR LOOKBL
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END
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END
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MOVE ',' CSAR,Y
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ADD 1 Y
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MOVE ' ' CSAR,Y
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ADD 1 Y
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MOVE STAR,1 CSAR,Y
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ADD 1 Y
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MOVE STAR,2 CSAR,Y
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ADD 1 Y
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MOVE ' ' CSAR,Y
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ADD 1 Y
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MOVE ' ' CSAR,Y
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ADD 1 Y
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Z-ADD1 X
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X DOWLT9
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MOVE ZPAR,X CSAR,Y
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ADD 1 Y
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ADD 1 X
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END
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MOVEACSAR CTSTZP 30
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ENDSR
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LOOKBL BEGSR
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CTAR,X DOWGT*BLANKS
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MOVE CTAR,X CSAR,Y
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ADD 1 X
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ADD 1 Y
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END
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ENDSR
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RTE 1 2 PRINT
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NAME 25
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E 1 PRINT
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ADD1 25
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<span class="bold">(5)</span> E 1 N55 PRINT
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ADD2 25
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E 1 PRINT
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CTSTZP 30
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E 1 55 PRINT
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*********************************************************************</pre>
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<p><span class="bold">Open processing</span></p>
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<p></p><blockquote>Part <span class="bold">(1)</span> of the application program opens files
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that are called by the application program.
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<p>When a program opens files,
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an object of type *FILE is connected to the program for processing. Among
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the files opened in this example, and of particular interest at this point,
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is the printer file whose name is LABELPRT. You can find the printer file
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name LABELPRT next to the <span class="bold">(1)</span> in the program listing.</p>
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<p>A printer file is opened to prepare the system so that the application
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can put data into a spooled file or print it out directly to a printer. Information
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from the high-level language application program, the printer file, and any
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printer file overrides is combined.</p>
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<p>The printer file open operation
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is controlled by parameters specified in the printer file, the high-level
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language program, and in printer file overrides (through the Override with
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Printer File (OVRPRTF) command). See <a href="rzaluoverride.htm#rzaluoverride">Printer file overrides</a> for more
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information on overrides.</p>
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<p>As an example, if the printer file specified
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lines per inch (LPI) of 8, and an OVRPRTF command specified an LPI of 6, the
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LPI of 6 would be used since the override value specified by the OVRPRTF command
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takes precedence over the LPI value specified in the printer file.</p>
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<p>The following list contains parameters from the printer file LABELPRT. These
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are the parameters that the application program accesses or looks at when
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it opens the printer file. They are the majority of the parameters in the
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printer file, but not all of them. When the application looks at each parameter,
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it finds a value specified for each parameter. For a description of each
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parameter, see the Create Printer File (<a href="../cl/crtprtf.htm">CRTPRTF</a>)
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CL command. </p>
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<pre class="xmp">FILE
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DEV
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DEVTYPE
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CVTLINDTA
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PAGESIZE
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LPI
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UOM
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CPI
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OVRFLW
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RPLUNPRT
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FIDELITY
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CTLCHAR
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PRTQLTY
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FORMFEED
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DRAWER
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OUTBIN
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FONT
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CHRID
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DECFMT
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FNTCHRSET
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CDEFNT
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PAGDFN
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FORMDF
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AFPCHARS
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TBLREFCHR
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PAGRTT
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PRTTXT
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JUSTIFY
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DUPLEX
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IPDSPASTHR
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USRRSCLIBL
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CORNERSTPL
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EDGESTITCH
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SADLSTITCH
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FNTRSL
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SPOOL
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SCHEDULE
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USRDTA
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SPLFOWN
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USRDFNOPT
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IGCDTA
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IGCEXNCR
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IGCCHRTT
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IGCCPI
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IGCSOSI
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IGCCDEFNT
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WAITFILE
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SHARE
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LVLCHK
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AUT
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TEXT</pre></blockquote>
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<p><span class="bold">Output processing</span></p>
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<p></p><blockquote>Part <span class="bold">(2)</span> of the application program performs
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the operations of reading, compiling, and sending the output to the output
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queue specified in the OUTQ parameter of the CRTPRTF command or to the printer
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specified in the DEV parameter of the CRTPRTF command. In this example, the
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SPOOL parameter has a value of (*YES). This means the output will become a
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spooled file in the designated output queue.
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<p>The following printer file
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parameters are the CRTPRTF parameters looked at by the system program and
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application program during the output processing portion of the application
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program. For a description of each parameter, see the <a href="../cl/crtprtf.htm">CRTPRTF</a> CL command.</p>
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<p>This example does not use a DDS source file.
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Thus, when the application program calls the printer file LABELPRT and looks
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at the SRCFILE parameter, the value will be *NONE. Since no DDS will be used,
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the high-level language must provide the programming to control how the printed
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output will look. This example contains the high-level language code in part <span class="bold">(5)</span> of the example program listing.</p>
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<p></p>
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<pre class="xmp">SRCFILE
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SRCMBR
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FOLD
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ALIGN
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CHLVAL
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PRTTXT
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REDUCE
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MULTIUP
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FRONTMGN
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BACKMGN
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FRONTOVL
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BACKOVL
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MAXRCDS
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DFRWRT</pre></blockquote>
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<p><span class="bold">Close processing</span></p>
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<p></p><blockquote>Part <span class="bold">(3)</span> of the application program performs
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the close operations of the application program.
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<p>When the application program
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has finished the output processing part of the application program, it performs
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a close operation on all the files it opened during the open processing portion
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of the application program.</p>
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<p>The following printer file parameters from
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the CRTPRTF command are the parameters looked at by the system program and
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the application program during the close portion of the application program.
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For a description of each parameter, see the <a href="../cl/crtprtf.htm">CRTPRTF</a> CL command. </p>
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<pre class="xmp">SCHEDULE</pre></blockquote>
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<p><span class="bold">Output from the example</span></p>
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<p></p><blockquote>
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<pre class="xmp">Ann White
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Box 123
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RR 1
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Anytown, IA 12345
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Tom Smith
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123 Main St.
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Somewhere, IN 54321
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