Re: Printing SQR Graphs

[Ken Burcham <kburcham@CCCI.ORG>]

Ray,

Sorry, I poked around and found the answer to that.  My version 3 manual didn't have the libsti.ini file information which was the answer.  Thanks.  What about the print-graph output to postscript functionality in windows?  Any ideas?

ken.


At 10:49 AM 12/23/98 -0500, you wrote:
>Ken,
>
>From the SQR4 Language Reference (get a copy if you don't have one):
>
>   SQR6626: Cannot draw business graphics.
>
>   (Windows) This is an error that can occur due to lack of system
>   resources, or it can be due to a damaged LIBSTI.INI file.  The
>   LIBSTI.INI file resides in the Windows main directory.  Make
>   sure that GPATH= and IPT= entries point to a valid SQR BINW
>   directory.  Record the steps leading up to the error and
>   contact your system administrator.
>
>Ray
>
>> Hey there,
>>
>>   I'm trying to figure out the graph stuff with sqr.  In poking around the user group and find the following two snippits:
>>
>> > What you're trying to do should work.  -printer:ps should produce
>> > a postscript .lis file that contains the graphs.
>>
>> and then
>>
>> > This is true.  I'm not sure why PRINT-CHART doesn't support
>> > -printer:ps under windows, but it sure doesn't.
>>
>> The latter is the latest (circa March 10, 1998).  I just installed version 4.3.2 and it seems to be giving only blank space where the graph should be.  Am I doing something wrong, or is there actually no support for postscript printing of a graph.  Furthermore, when I generate a .spf file and try to view the graph with sqrwv I get a 'sqr 6626' error: cannot draw business graphics.  So far I haven't seen a graph yet!  :)
>>
>> So any enlightenment as to how to use this tool to do some graphing (and postscript graphing particularly) would be most helpful!
>>
>> Thanks so much and Merry Christmas!!!
>>
>> ken.
>>
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>> Ken Burcham
>> Peoplesoft Programmer
>> Campus Crusade for Christ
>>
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