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There is an easy way to test Danny's hypotheses; switch the order of the
SQLRPG and plain RPG after the OPNQRYF.

Also, there is a parameter in the OPNQRYF command which may help TYPE =
"Type of Open".  The associated help is below.

                            Open Query File (OPNQRYF)


..............................................................................

 :                         Type of open (TYPE) - Help
 :

 :  Specifies the level at which the Reclaim Resources (RCLRSC) command

 :  closes the file.

 :

 :      Note:  This parameter is ignored unless the default value is

 :      specified on the OPNSCOPE parameter and the request is from the

 :      default activation group.

 :

 :  The possible values are:

 :

 :  *NORMAL

 :      The Reclaim Resources (RCLRSC) command closes the file if the

 :      program call that ran this command is ended without closing the

 :      file.

 :

 :  *PERM

 :      The file remains open until the Close File (CLOF) command
closes it,
 :      or until the routing step or default activation group ends.
The
 :      query file remains open even if the Reclaim Resources (RCLRSC)

 :      command is run.



>>> dannym@agis-group.co.il 11/14/02 05:21AM >>>
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hi
if you read the iim in seq mode (record after record until  lr )
then the 2nd pgm will get end of file
meaning u need to clof after the first pgm and do the opnqryf again for
the
2nd

Danny
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