Re: Splf generated as IPDS when it should be SCS

[Vern Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

If I remember, an IPDS can be copied to a physical file - it has SCS 
content plus graphical stuff. I think.

So give CPYSPLF a try - if you get something, check the PF to make sure 
it's everything - an image of a signature would not come through, for 
example.

Then use the technique found in an IBM knowledge base for overriding 
something like QPRINT, then copying the PF into QPRINT - when you 
CPYSPLF, be sure to copy it with *FCFC format codes (I hope I have the 
terms right - I'm doing this from a steadily non-linear memory bank!).

In the OVRPRTF of QPRINT, be sure to specify *SCS.

HTH
Vern

On 3/16/2012 9:28 AM, fbocch2595@xxxxxxx wrote:
> Hi Folks, I've got a splf created w/devtype=IPDS when it should have been SCS and now I can't get the the splf to print.  When I release the splf it goes to HLD and gives me CPI400F, Writer can not process file.  Any idea what I can do to get the splf printed?  I thought I'd try to drag the splf to my desktop (via iNav) and then drop it back to a prtf w/SCS attributes but that doesn't work.  Does anyone have a way to get the splf to print?
> Thanks, Frank