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Jim,
You need to specify a File Information Data Structure for your file.
In the INFDS, pos 156 - 159 contains your record count.
F File E K Disk INFDS(File_Ds)
D File_Ds DS
D Nbrrcd 10I 0 overlay(file_Ds : 156)
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----- Original Message ----
From: Jim Waymire <jwaymire@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Friday, December 7, 2007 5:59:47 PM
Subject: Retrieving # of Records in RPG
I would like to have the # of records in a file that is being processed,
thought the program data structure would return this. I know I can get it
in a cl, but prefer not to use cl's.
When I run with debug, here is the value that is being returned from the
program data structure. Any ideas what this represents? The actual number
of the file being read is 17,038.
Jim Waymire
Tallyho Systems, Inc.
NBRRCD = 1077952576
D sds
D errmsg 91 170
D userid 254 263
D date 276 281
D pgmid 324 333
D rtime 282 287 0
D nbrrcd 156 159i 0
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