RE: Problem in creating Join Logical File -- RPG400-L

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Subject: RE: Problem in creating Join Logical File
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Date: Thu, 03 Jan 2002 14:03:09 -0600
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You can only use the fields from the first file in the join as Keys, but
there is a keywork JDUPSEQ that will allow a "Sort" order on the secondary
files.   Your other option is a Multi-format Logical, but this works best on
 a one to many relationship files.  Like an order header and order Detail.
Remember guys not everyone has the SQL!
>> Hrishikesh Kotwal says....
>> I have to create a Join file which must have Key fields from both files,
   is the best solution to achieve this?

 Arlene Soderlund

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