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Mike,

You can, such as,

   S   RECTYP               COMP(EQ 'A')
  S   ACCOUNT            COMP(EQ 1234)
  S   COMPANY            COMP(EQ 01)

However, these are the only transactions that you will see when using this logical.

If, rather, you want to vary this selection from time-to-time, hard-coding the LF is not the way to go. You could build the DDS source dynamically in a preceding program, run the CRTLF, and then use that logical. But, again, you would be restricted to those records during that cycle. I.e., while possible (using OPEN and CLOSE) to vary this within a single program, if you want variety in your view (access different record types, accounts, and or companies) from run-to-run, my suggestion is to use embedded SQL. A sill at which I do not feel proficient to suggest coding samples.


But, if you want a static view (same record set each time), the DDS sample would work.


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Mike Berman wrote:

hi, i need to select certain type of record,and also
one specific account and company.can u spec both on logical?

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