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On 24-Sep-2015 14:09 -0600, DrFranken wrote:
On 9/24/2015 4:02 PM, David Gibbs wrote:
On 9/24/2015 2:36 PM, Vernon Hamberg wrote:
Just ran into some keyed source PFs on our system - not all, just
some (probably) older ones.
Keyed on what? The sequence number?
How did they set the key?
Typically only the easy way, using the ACCPTH(*KEYED) specification
on the Create Source Physical File (CRTSRCPF) command. I have seen
almost nobody using the Create Physical File (CRTPF) to create a File
Type (FILETYPE) of *SRC (PF-SRC) from DDS source; i.e. instead of the
typical *DATA (PF-DTA) file created with the CRTPF command. Even more
rare is the LF-SRC [which AFaIK, the Program Development Manager (PDM)
still does not present as the Attribute].
I'd key it on the source line, then date, then sequence number. That
would use up a lot of disk and I sell disk. :-)
Perhaps, if supported. But that is unsupported, per:
msg CPD7952 "Only one key field allowed in source file."
"Cause: In a source file (FILETYPE(*SRC) specified on the command
used to create the file), only the first field (sequence number) can be
specified as the key field."
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