HEADING AT

[Mike Palandri]

At 06:35 PM 05/25/1999 -0500, Ravenscroft, Wanda L wrote:

Another possibility would be to start each group on a new page:

page heading	&
	field1		&
	field2		&
	field3		&
	field4

heading at key-field	&
	skip page

report			&
	field5		&
	field6		&
	field7		&
	etc., etc






>I have a report that is basically as follows:
>
>access *subfilename
>
>define key-field char*11 = field1 + field2
>
>heading at key-field	&
>	field1		&
>	field2		&
>	field3		&
>	field4
>
>report			&
>	field5		&
>	field6		&
>	field7		&
>	etc., etc
>
>The report works great with respect to the fact that if all of the
report
>statement can't fit on one page, it starts a new page.  The problem is
the
>"Report" statement for one "Heading At" statement can go on for several
>pages and I haven't figured out how to get the "Heading At" statement at
the
>top of a new page.  Is there a way that I can put the "Heading At"
statement
>at the top of each new page?  This way, the user just has to look at the
top
>of the page to see what FIELD1, FIELD2, FIELD3 and FIELD4 are rather
than
>having to leaf back through several pages.
>
>
>Thanks
>
>Wanda Ravenscroft
>OpenVMS 6.1-1, Powerhouse 7.10F1
>Analyst Programmer
>Eveready Battery Company
>St. Louis, MO
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Mike