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I noticed that the key field is 15 digits long.  Is the number suppose
to be padded with leading zeros?  Are you loading the key as
000000000040152 or just 40152?  If all of the other numbers have leading
zeros, 40152 will push it past the end.



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-----Original Message-----
From: cobol400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:cobol400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Don Stafford
Sent: Monday, May 01, 2006 9:44 AM
To: COBOL Programming on the iSeries/AS400
Subject: Re: [COBOL400-L] Logical File Access

Sounds that way doesn't it......
But, in fact, there are more than 50,000 records from this starting
point to 
the end of the file.
And, in fact, there are 9 records that have 40152 as the item # (the one
I'm 
using).

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Winchester Terry" <terry.winchester@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "COBOL Programming on the iSeries/AS400" <cobol400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, May 01, 2006 9:36 AM
Subject: Re: [COBOL400-L] Logical File Access


> It sounds like your key value has pushed you past the
> end of the index because your using NOT LESS in the
> START statement.
>
> Terry Winchester
> Programmer/Analyst
> ________________________________
> The Raymond Corporation
> terry.winchester@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: cobol400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
>> [mailto:cobol400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Don Stafford
>> Sent: Monday, May 01, 2006 9:00 AM
>> To: COBOL Programming on the iSeries/AS400
>> Subject: [COBOL400-L] Logical File Access
>>
>> Is there a trick to accessing files via logical files?
>> When I do the START, it returns with an file-status of
>> '23'..... BEFORE the
>> READ statement
>> Anyone have any ideas or suggestions?
>> ----------------------------------------------------------
>> Here is the SELECT STATEMENT
>>
>>  select WFLOD
>>      assign to database-WFLOD
>>      organization indexed
>>      access dynamic
>>      record key externally-described-key with duplicates
>>      file status WFLOD-FS.
>> ----------------------------------------------------------
>> Here is the FD STATEMENT
>>
>>  FD  WFLOD
>>      label records are standard.
>>  01  WFLOD-record.
>>      COPY DDSR-WFLOD00 OF UAVBASEF-WFLODL02.
>> --------------------------------------------------------------------
>> Here is the paragraph containing the code referred to above
>>
>>
>>  PROC-ITEMS.
>>
>>      INITIALIZE WFLOD-RECORD.
>>
>>      IF ITEM-NO NOT = "*ALL"
>>         MOVE ITEM-NO TO LDITEM.
>>
>>      START WFLOD KEY NOT < EXTERNALLY-DESCRIBED-KEY.
>>      IF WFLOD-FS < "03"
>>         READ WFLOD NEXT RECORD
>>         IF WFLOD-FS < "03"
>>            PERFORM CHK-THIS-ITEM
>>            IF TFITM-FS = "00"
>>               MOVE LDITEM TO SAV-ITEM
>> -----------------------------------------------------------
>> Here is the code from the source listing referring to the file
>>
>>     37     004500 FD  WFLOD
>>            004600     label records are standard.
>>     38     004700 01  WFLOD-record.
>>            004800     COPY DDSR-WFLOD00 OF UAVBASEF-WFLODL02.
>>           +000001*    I-O FORMAT:WFLOD00    FROM FILE
>> WFLODL02   OF LIBRARY
>> UA
>>           +000002*                          Location Detail
>>           +000003*THE KEY DEFINITIONS FOR RECORD FORMAT  WFLOD00
>>           +000004*  NUMBER               NAME
>> RETRIEVAL
>> A
>>           +000005*   0001   LDITEM
ASCENDING
>>           +000006*   0002   LDWHS
ASCENDING
>>           +000007*   0003   LDASLE
ASCENDING
>>           +000008*   0004   LDBAY
ASCENDING
>>           +000009*   0005   LDLVL
ASCENDING
>>           +000010*   0006   LDLCPL
ASCENDING
>>     39    +000011       05  WFLOD00.
>>     40    +000012           06 LDWHS                 PIC X(3).
>>           +000013*                  Warehouse
>>     41    +000014           06 LDASLE                PIC X(3).
>>           +000015*                  Aisle
>>     42    +000016           06 LDBAY                 PIC X(3).
>>           +000017*                  Bay
>>     43    +000018           06 LDLVL                 PIC X(3).
>>           +000019*                  Level
>>     44    +000020           06 LDLCPL                PIC S9(20)
>> COMP-3.
>>           +000021*                  License Plate ID
>>     45    +000022           06 LDOLCP                PIC S9(20)
>> COMP-3.
>>           +000023*                  Orig License Plate
>>     46    +000024           06 LDITEM                PIC X(15).
>>           +000025*                  Item Number
>>     47    +000026           06 LDVRSN                PIC X(3).
>>           +000027*                  Version
>>     48    +000028           06 LDLOT                 PIC X(15).
>>           +000029*                  Lot ID
>>     49    +000030           06 LDISTS                PIC X(3).
>>           +000031*                  Inventory Status
>>     50    +000032           06 LDLZON                PIC X(6).
>>           +000033*                  Locating Zone
>>     51    +000034           06 LDAZON                PIC X(6).
>>           +000035*                  Allocation Zone
>>     52    +000036           06 LDLTYP                PIC X(6).
>>           +000037*                  Location Type
>>     53    +000038           06 LDAGDT                PIC S9(7)
>> COMP-3.
>>
>>          More...
>> --------------------------------------------------------------
>> ----------
>> Don Stafford, Director of Information Technologies
>> UAV Entertainment Corporation
>> 2200 Carolina Place
>> Fort Mill, SC  29708
>> 803-548-1056  x1159
>> 803-548-2493 - Fax
>> don.stafford@xxxxxxxxx
>>
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