[sqr-users] BARCODE 39 controlling x-dimension

["Stephen Bispham" <sbispham@scp.ifad.org>]

I am trying to use SQR for Peoplesoft to print asset labels
incorporating a BARCODE code 39.

The intended printer is a Zebra 90Xi11 with a continuous roll of self
adhesive labels 51mm by 32 mm.

 

I can control the height of the barcode but only about 60% of it is
being printed within the 51mm label. From earlier entries on the list I
gather I need to adjust the x-dimension to control the overall size of
the BARCODE but how do I do that. Is it a parameter within SQR or should
it be a printer setting.

 

Currently I'm just printing to a standard HP laser printer for testing
and am using the following code:

 

begin-setup

#include 'setupdb.sqc'               ! Database specific setup

declare-layout DEFAULT

  paper-size= (51mm, 32mm)

  line-height=7pt

  left-margin=3mm

  top-margin=1mm

  bottom-margin=1mm

end-declare

declare-report DEFAULT

   layout=DEFAULT

   printer-type=HP

end-declare

end-setup

begin-procedure Print-Labels

alter-printer point-size=8

print 'INVENTORY'                   (2)         

alter-printer point-size=6

print &A.DESCR                      (4,1)

LET $SERIAL = 'Serial Number: '||&A.SERIAL_ID

print $SERIAL                       (5,1)

!print 'Serial Number: '            (5,1)

!print &A.SERIAL_ID                 (0,16)

alter-printer point-size=5

print-bar-code                      (7,1)       

type=5

height=0.2

text=&A.TAG_NUMBER

caption=&A.TAG_NUMBER

NEW-PAGE

end-procedure Print-Labels

 

 

(SQR VerSQR for PeopleSoft/8.42/PC/Windows NT 4.0/ODBC Level 2/Nov 05
2002)

 

Any assistance or suggestions as to how to control the x-dimension would
be much appreciated.

 

Thanks

Stephen

 

 

 

 



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