Re: Non-Join Multi PF Logical File Format

When I've done this in the past, I've had to create a temporary logical
(perhaps in QTEMP) containing only one of the PFILE's...   then I could
compile my RPG, and delete the temp copy.

Its a pain, and it makes program maintenance more difficult, so I really
don't recommend that technique, but I don't have any better suggestions :)

HTH


On Wed, 24 May 2000, David Shea wrote:

> OH MY GOD IT @#$@!$%^ WORKS!  Almost.
> 
> When I attempt to compile an RPG program with a logical file using
> this approach, the compile fails on a severity 40 - it doesn't like
> the duplicate record format.  I tried this before and gave up after
> the compile failed.
> 
> BUT...  When I tell the compile that it's OK to create the program at
> a level 40 error, the program actually works!
> 
> So.... how do I get RPG to stop complaining about the LF?
> 
>   Here is my test:  does this tell you all you want to know?
>   Yes - this works fine in COBOL.
>    
>   PF - FILEA:
>   R REC1               
>     FLD1          10   
>    
>   PF - FILEB:
>   R REC1               
>     FLD1          10   
>    
>   LF - FILEAB:
>                                UNIQUE              
>    R REC1                      PFILE(FILEA FILEB)  
>    K FLD1                                          
>    

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