I am having a problem knowing how to force a top of page. I was using format
statements for my report by I can change it to printf if there is a way. My report is for various clients and I want to run the job once for all the clients but go to top of page and start the page numbers over at one for each. Can any one point me to some documentation on how to do this? Maureen -----Original Message----- From: Maureen E Fischer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, February 10, 2003 8:01 PM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: Focing a page break using format statements Hi, I am outputting a report and using format statements to do it. Whenever the client changes I want to do a page break, initialize the page numbers at 1, and write the top of page format. While my code is writing out the top of page format and assigning the correct page number, it only goes to the top of page when it automatically recognizes that the lines it is about to print won't fit on the current page. In other words my "forced" top of page headers are just stuck into the middle of the page. Any ideas? The following is executed whenever I am accessing a new client: select((select(LOGFL), $| = 1, $%=0, $- =0, $~ = "LOGFL") [0]); The program outputs various formats for detail information, but never changes the header format named LOGFL_TOP - that is why I am reassigning $~ to LOGFL . The file is LOGFL. Thanks, Maureen
