I've never tried this, but I think you could do it with a view.

Create a temporary table with 30 (or however many) rows. I'm not 
sure that you would even need data in it. Then create a view 
against it and your current table.

Create temp Table DummyTempTable DummyText Text 4

Insert into DummyTempTable (DummyText) +
 sel 'X' from sys_Tables  whe limit = 30

Create Temp view ViewName (Your column list) as +
 Sel -columns from your mailList table here- +
 From YourMailListTable t1, DummyTempTable t2

Base your labels on the view.

You see there is no where clause to correlate the two tables. This 
is normally a bad thing, as the rows in T1 will be duplicated by the 
number of rows in T2.

I've never done this (on purpose  <g>) so you might need to work 
with it a bit.

Ben Petersen


On 20 Nov 2002, at 1:45, Steve Johnson wrote:

> To All:
> 
> Nancy asks a great question. There are times I would like to print 30,
> 60, or an entire sheet of identical labels.  Sounds deceptively
> simple.
> 
> No problem projecting a dummy table but how do you populate it with 30
> rows? Code to Add & Duplicate 30 times? Haven't looked at the
> documentation on this one yet, the thread caught my interest.
> 
> Steve
> 
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