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Rick, 

I think you will not delete any record the way you do it. You will get an NF or 
EOF condition and the file pointer will be moved to EOF and remains there. 

So I use SETLL to reset the file pointer (just to be sure it is in the right 
position) and then start deleting the records (by key).

Regards,
Carel Teijgeler.

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On 18-9-03 at 15:04 rick.baird@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

>Carel,
>
>If you're going to use the cycle, why setll?  just do it this way:
>
>fBONLPF    IP   E           K DISK
>fBLPART    UF   E           K DISK
>
>c     ORDER         Delete    BLPART
>
>c                   Dow       %found(BLPART)
>c     ORDER         Delete    BLPART
>c                   enddo




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