Re: RCVJRNE exit program never getting '0' (no more entries) in 2nd parameter

[G Armour <garmour400m@xxxxxxxxx>]

--- Carsten Flensburg <flensburg@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> - I think that the behaviour you're experiencing is a result of the
> DELAY parameter never getting into action because the specified 
> timeframe is achieved before there's any chance to wait for journal 
> entries to be added.
> 
> I do agree that the documentation is not very specific on this point,
> but that's of course of little help to solve your problem..!
> 
> - Another approach would be using the QjoRetrieveJournalEntries API to
> extract the journal entries you're after directly into your program.
> That way the program would be in control all the way - including when
the
> requested range of journal entries have been retrieved, so that you at
> that point are able to flush the outputfile buffer using the FEOD 
> opcode. Let me know if you want an RPG/IV sample of that API.
> 
> Best regards,
> Carsten Flensburg

Thank you, again, Carsten!

Even though it doesn't directly solve the immediate problem, I have
learned more about this useful, but somewhat complicated command.

Before you even mentioned it, I thought of looking at the
QjoRetrieveJournalEntries API for the same reason, that the RPG program
controls the retrieving of the journal entries.  But I felt that I might
be reinventing a major wheel, considering that the existing application
"works" oh-so-close-just-give-me-the-da*n-records-in-the-buffer.  I'm
still of the mindset to try the OPNDBF & CLOF surrounding the RTVJRNE in
the CL that I mentioned in my last post.

But in case that doesn't pan out, I'd like to take you up on your generous
offer of the sample code.

TIA, GA

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