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  • Subject: Re: RPG Trigger Pgm
  • From: David Duerr <dduerr@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 12 Feb 1998 08:33:19 -0500
  • Organization: Duerr Business Solutions, Inc

One solution would be as follows:

1. create a externally described data structure based on the file being
triggered.  Obviously FileName would be the name of your file being triggered:

            DFileName      e ds                  extname(FileName)

2. update the data structure with the following statements using the IBM 
supplied
trigger buffer data stucture in QSYSINC:

        Eval       FileName = %subst(qdbtb:qdbnro + 1)

3.update the data structure FileName:

       Eval         RcdSts = 'SC04'

4. update the trigger buffer with the data structure FileName:

        %subst(qdbtb:qdbnro+1:qdbnrl) = FileName

We use this alot so I know it works.

Thanks,
Dave Duerr
Duerr Business Solutions


ericadelong@pmsc.com wrote:

>      I'm trying to work up a sample DB trigger pgm (RPG) to validate
>      records at *insert and *update.  Documentation (DB2 for OS/400
>      Database Programming V3R7) indicates that I can modify the new record
>      image in the trigger buffer, but I can't see any way to apply changes
>      to the trigger buffer at offset value. For example, I want to update a
>      field RCDSTS to "SC04" to indicate the record contains errors before
>      writing a record to a Status History file. I can't see how to move
>      SC04 into the trigger buffer @ offset value corresponding to this
>      field. (<-- Huh? I think I just confused myself....)
>
>      I guess I'm looking for the opposite of SUBST.. something that will
>      let me move a value into a field at location X.
>
>      Am I going to have to learn basing pointers or what?  Any hints,
>      suggestions, or samples would be appreciated.  Thanks.
>
>      Eric A DeLong
>      ericadelong@pmsc.com
>
>
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