Re: HP Printer types

[Albert Howard <starbuckk@MAILROOM.COM>]

I believe it is the "least common denominator", that being a Laserjet II.
Very simple support.  Features beyond the basics may need to be handled
with INIT-STRING and ENCODE commands.

Dates are treated as character fields in SQR.  To do any manipulation of
them, you need to break them down manually.  If you are using PeopleSoft,
they deliver a datemath.sqc routine that does some of the math for you.
Beyond that, you need to write the handlers.

At 09:56 AM 9/16/99 -0700, you wrote:
>Hi!,
>   Can any one tell me :
>1. What versions of HP printers are supported by SQR.
>2. In SQR  '$' is for character datatype and '#' is for number datatype ,
>there is no datatype for date , so how can I do the date arithmatics, like
>comparisons.
>
>
>Thanks in advance
>Shriniwas M.