Has anyone else encountered the following problem with PDF reports?

I use WRAP in the style-sheet to control the width of a report column. Since the report rows are created using OVER, I specify WRAP for the two fields that are one over the other.

Here's a snippet of report code:

TABLE FILE R026H030
PRINT
P1_PERIOD_END_DT              AS ''

P1_CUST_NMX                   AS ''

P1_PROV_STAT_NAMEX            AS ''

P1_C_CUR_RISK_RTG_CD          AS ''
P1_C_PRO_RISK_RTG_CD          AS ''

...

OVER

P2_PERIOD_END_DT              AS ''

P2_CUST_NMX                   AS ''

P2_PROV_STAT_NAMEX            AS ''

P2_C_CUR_RISK_RTG_CD          AS ''
P2_C_PRO_RISK_RTG_CD          AS ''

...

Here's a snippet of style-sheet code:

...

TYPE=REPORT, COLUMN=P3,  WRAP=2.0, $
TYPE=REPORT, COLUMN=P19, WRAP=2.0, $

TYPE=REPORT, COLUMN=P4,  WRAP=0.7, $
TYPE=REPORT, COLUMN=P20, WRAP=0.7, $

TYPE=REPORT, COLUMN=P13, WRAP=2.0, $
TYPE=REPORT, COLUMN=P29, WRAP=2.0, $

TYPE=REPORT, COLUMN=P5,  RIGHTGAP=0.1, $
TYPE=REPORT, COLUMN=P21, RIGHTGAP=0.1, $

...

Here's the problem:

The columns after OVER (the second row) that I have WRAP specified for are displayed without the second line of the wrapped text.

This message has been edited. Last edited by: Francis Mariani,

Francis

I would go for a totally other solution to avoid the "over" solution, but that was not your question.

Do the other columns have a fixed width too?
I mean all the columns.

Frank

I don't use WRAP for any other of the report columns.

I need to use MATCH to merge two extract files. I suppose I could separate the data back to two individual files after the MATCH and then use MORE to include both of them in the report.

Hmmmm - some food for thought, thank you Frank.

yes that is what I should do.
mayb add a codefield (source) to the both so you can see which record comes from file A and which from file B.
In the final report you can say

PRINT ....
BY borrowercode etc...
BY source...