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15.4.2 mail Examples
Distribution XML File Examples
15.4.1.4 Separate File for Each Section
In this example, a separate file is generated for each group instance. Groups repeat on
department_id. Each file is named with the relevant department ID.
Assuming that there are four departments, 10 through 40, this example will result in
the creation of four files, named in turn department_10.pdf, department_20.pdf, and
so on.
The format attribute is not included in the file element because it is not required
when the srcType is file or text. It is required when the srcType is report.
Note: If you do not specify unique filenames through the use of
variable values (see Section 15.2.2), in this example, each
successively created file will overwrite the previously created file.
That is, the department.pdf file for department 20 will overwrite
the department.pdf file for department 10, and so on, until there is
only one file left, department.pdf, with information from the last
department report created (e.g., department 40).
15.4.1.5 Separate Print Run for Each Report
The way you specify a printer name differs between Windows and UNIX. The first
example is for Windows. The second is for UNIX.
15.4.1.5.1 Windows In this example, assuming that the report is grouped on
department_id, a report will be printed for each department.
15.4.1.5.2 UNIX In this example, assuming that the report is grouped on department_
id, a report will be printed for each department.
The examples in this section include:
Creating Advanced Distributions 15-19