topic Re: Spool Requests in Application Development and Automation Discussions

Spool Requests

Former Member — Fri, 20 Feb 2009 16:01:44 GMT

Hello,

I run tx-VF31 (u201CPrint immediatelyu201D option of printer settings is unchecked). As a result, only one Spool Request is created and all the messages (outputs) are filled in this unique Spool Request. Is it possible to create one Spool Request for each message? I am using Smartforms and I have modified the parameters of its interface without success. The following parameters have been modified to u2018Xu2019:

OUTPUT_OPTIONS- TDNEWID

OUTPUT_OPTIONS- TDFINAL

Thanks in advance,

Ricard.

Edited by: Oscar Barrabes on Feb 23, 2009 9:22 AM

Re: Spool Requests

Former Member — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 08:30:41 GMT

Hi,

i have done the same thing for my requirement:

please check the below code:

NEW-PAGE NO-TITLE

PRINT ON LINE-COUNT '65'

NO DIALOG

LINE-SIZE '80'

DESTINATION 'XEROX1'

IMMEDIATELY ' '

KEEP IN SPOOL 'X'

LAYOUT 'X_65_80'.

SET BLANK LINES ON.

WRITE: / 'Date: ',06 sy-datum,

20 'Time: ',26 sy-uzeit,

40 'Page No: ',49 sy-pagno.

ULINE.

LOOP AT it_errmsg INTO lv_msg.

WRITE: / lv_msg.

ENDLOOP.

SET BLANK LINES OFF.

NEW-PAGE PRINT OFF.

By looping the messages what u r getting individually.....u will get all those messages in one spool request.

Regards,

Dara.

Re: Spool Requests

kamesh_g — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 08:38:37 GMT

Have you checked in NACE about configuration . can you explain clearly what your problem is exactly .

and assure that your message type is assigned to print output in NACE or not .

Re: Spool Requests

Former Member — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 10:50:48 GMT

Hello Kamesh,

I want to create one Spool Request for each message because I need to sort them by pages occupied. Every spool request contains the total pages occupied. When the user selects several Spool Requests, these ones have to be sorted by its total pages. The problem is that VF31 only creates one Spool Request (and I need one Spool Request for each message) for all the messages.

Thanks in advances,

Ricard.