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  • Subject: Re: Is there a way to......
  • From: Leo Lefebvre <leo@xxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 25 Feb 1998 21:48:33 -0500
  • Organization: MBL 3 Software Services

Don't rename any FIELD. Rename only one of the records (input or output, you
choose), since RPG does not accept two records with the same name.
READ the input file, if it satisfies your criteria: WRITE your output 'record'
and DELETe your input (or vive-versa, it does not matter, RPG does not care
untill you READ the next input record). The value in the fields in the output
record will be mapped with the corresponding values of the fields from the input
record. NO 'move' is needed since the fields have the same name.
TWO (or more) files can have the same field names. The current value of a field
represent the value of the field found in the LAST file read or the result of an
operation performed on that field.

Your purge program (SOURCE) can be as short as 11 statements
1) Input file definition
2) Output file definition
3) Rename of the output record
4) Read INPUT (LR on, if no record)
5) DO While not LR
6) IF criteria met
7) write (output record)
8) delet (input record)
9) end --- IF loop
10) read INPUT (LR on, if no record)
11) end --- DO loop

---- voila ---

Just a note, don't forget to "re-org" your input file to remove the
"null"/deleted records.




Brian k Stapleton wrote:

> Greetings All;
>
> I have two files for my purge program.  File A has my data.  File B is
> created by CRTDUPOBJ DATA(*NO) with a rename on the name of the file.
>
> In RPG-IV, I rename the record formats and I prefix the fields in file A
> with an A, and B with a B.  For example:  custno = Acustno for file A.
> Custno = Bcustno for File B.
>
> I want to read file A, if I decide to delete this record, then I want to
> write this record to File B, and then delete the record in File A.
>
> Is there a way to move the entire record in file A to File B?  A move
> statement doesn't cut it.
>
> Brian & Dawn Stapleton
> BrianKStapleton@juno.com
>
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