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The '''PrintDir''' | The '''PrintDir''' configuration statement places a copy of all print files spooled by BR into the specified directory. When BR sends the file to the spooler, it makes a copy of the file using the main active program name with a suffix of the channel number (default is 255). | ||
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Revision as of 16:13, 8 April 2013
The PrintDir configuration statement places a copy of all print files spooled by BR into the specified directory. When BR sends the file to the spooler, it makes a copy of the file using the main active program name with a suffix of the channel number (default is 255).
Syntax
PRINTDIR pathname
For example, a payroll program (PRREG) prints a register using the following open statement:
OPEN #40: "Name=PRN:/LASER2,Recl=133", DISPLAY, OUTPUT
BR stores a copy of the report in {pathname}\PRREG.40
This option is also available through the CONFIG command.