Re: Skip deleted records from a file

Input/primary does not need you to read the records.  The entire C-spec is
one line:

 C                   Write (e)  MyFile2R

You do not need nor the read loop nor to to set on *INLR.  

This will not copy over deleted records.

You are chaining to see if the record exists in the new file.  Why?  Is
there more to the problem than you have mentioned?  Are you trying to avert
duplicate records?  If so, you can just use the (e) extender and ignore
errors, as those will be your duplicates.


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-------Original Message-------
 
From: RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries
Date: 12/22/2003 2:31:44 PM
To: rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Skip deleted records from a file
 
Hi to all:
 
I have a very simple problem and after checking the archives (without any
clear
rout to take) I decide to let you know about it.
 
I have an input / primary file that I am converting into an output file.  I
have
this:
 
C     *Loval        Setll     MyFile1
C                   Dou       *In99
C                   Read      MyFile1                    9999
C   99              Iter
.
.
.
C     FullKey       Chain     MyFile2
C                   If        not %found(MyFile2)
C                   Write     MyFile2R
C                   Endif
 
C                   Enddo
 * End of program
C                   Eval      *InLR = *On
 
However, there is one deleted record that is copied as well into the new
file.
How I can skip this record?  I do not want to get rid of this record via
RGZPFM;
I want to be able to handle this situation in the program.
 
TIA,
Peter Vidal
Pall Aeropower Corp.
SR Programmer Analyst
WWW.Pall.com
 
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