Re: Sharing a Print File

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   You could use CPYSPLF and copy multiple spool files into one database file
   and then use CPYF to print that back out to one spool file.

   Regards,

   Guy

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   Is there a way to run two RPG report programs, both outputting to the
   same Print File name and have them share the open of that print file so
   that both reports end up in one spool file?  

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