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type=component, WRAPGAP={ON|OFF|n}

where:

ON

Does not leave any space between wrapped lines. ON is equivalent to specifying 0.0 for n.

OFF

Places wrapped data on the next line. OFF is the default value.

n

Is a number greater than or equal to zero that specifies how much space to leave between wrapped lines (using the unit of measurement specified by the UNITS attribute). Setting n to zero does not leave any space between wrapped lines, and is equivalent to specifying WRAPGAP=ON.

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Example: Specifying Spacing for Wrapped Lines

In the following request, wrapping is turned on for the ADDRESS_LN3 column of the report:

TABLE FILE EMPLOYEE                         
PRINT ADDRESS_LN3                           
BY LAST_NAME BY FIRST_NAME                  
WHERE LAST_NAME LE 'CROSS'                  
  ON TABLE PCHOLD FORMAT PDF    
ON TABLE SET PAGE NOPAGE                    
ON TABLE SET STYLE *                        
type=report, grid=on, $                     
type=data, topgap=0.2, bottomgap=0.2 ,$    type=data, wrapgap=off, $
type=REPORT, column=ADDRESS_LN3, wrap=1.0 ,$END

With WRAPGAP=OFF, each wrapped line is placed on the next report line:

With WRAPGAP=ON, the wrapped lines are placed directly under each other:

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• You can only specify WRAPGAP for columns that have wrapping enabled (WRAP attribute or parameter set to ON or a number).
• The TOPGAP and BOTTOMGAP attributes specify how much vertical space to leave above and below a report component. Increasing the values or these attributes makes a decrease in spacing between wrapped lines more noticeable.