Hello,
When we print reports through the Windows spooler, instead of making the font smaller, it just makes the characters closer together, or even overlaps. Is there something we could be doing to prevent this? Is there some way to adjust the font?
This doesn't happen when printing through the IBM ...
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- Tue Sep 17, 2024 2:36 am
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- Topic: Over printing when printing through windows
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- Fri Aug 16, 2024 11:09 pm
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- Topic: Concurrency check for ibmi physical files
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Re: Concurrency check for ibmi physical files
awsome, thanks!
- Fri Aug 16, 2024 12:22 am
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Re: Concurrency check for ibmi physical files
Thank you, that was very helpful!
But if I wanted to move exclusively to optimistic locking, what would I need to do in order for Lansa to use its built-in concurrency management (with the @@UPID column)? Is it as simple as adding a field with that name, even to a physical file or does the file ...
But if I wanted to move exclusively to optimistic locking, what would I need to do in order for Lansa to use its built-in concurrency management (with the @@UPID column)? Is it as simple as adding a field with that name, even to a physical file or does the file ...
- Thu Aug 15, 2024 6:01 am
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- Topic: Concurrency check for ibmi physical files
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Concurrency check for ibmi physical files
Hello,
We have several physical files that we access on our IBM i via VL forms. These files were previously managed by RPG programs, which used pessimistic locking to deal with concurrency. VL forms seem to prefer optimistic locking, but since these are defined as physical files and not owned by ...
We have several physical files that we access on our IBM i via VL forms. These files were previously managed by RPG programs, which used pessimistic locking to deal with concurrency. VL forms seem to prefer optimistic locking, but since these are defined as physical files and not owned by ...