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On 04/07/2006, at 8:57 AM, James H H Lampert wrote:
Clearly, the fact that we don't know which of these files exist suggests treating them as USROPN, and not knowing the record structure suggests treating them as program-described. But any ideas on how I would chain to these files?
Forget the RPG file support. Investigate the Record I/O functions in the the C Run-time. _Rxxxxxx()
You can use these from RPG if you wish. They'll let you handle the file dynamically including building a key on the fly and chaining.
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