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What if not %found(FileInQuestion) ?????????


Gerald



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Sent: Thursday, October 05, 2006 3:56 PM
To: RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries
Subject: Re: Update A File After A Couple Other Chains

I mistyped that. Supposed to be "chain update file" not chain and update
file.

So looks like:

Chain FileInQuestion;
Chain OtherFileA;
Chain OtherFileB;
Update RecordOfFileInQuestion;

I thought that was supposed to work.

On 10/5/06, rob@xxxxxxxxx <rob@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

There's your problem
Chain FileInQuestion;
Update RecordOfFileInQuestion;
Chain OtherFileA;
Chain OtherFileB;
Chain OtherFileC;
Update RecordOfFileInQuestion;  // again
You have two updates against 1 chain.  The first update released the
lock.
You have to rechain it.

Straight from the RPGLE Reference:
Consecutive UPDATE operations to the same file or record are not
valid.
Intervening successful read operations must be issued to position to
and
lock the record to be updated.

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After they hit enter on the screen, I chain update the fields, chain a
couple other files to get some info, then update the record (it
doesn't
like
this).

On 10/5/06, rob@xxxxxxxxx <rob@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

No big problem there.

Some may argue that there should be a maximum of some arbitrary
number
between the READ and the UPDATE.  In that case, break down
everything
between the read and the update into a subprocedure.
dow ReadFile();  // subprocedure ReadFile reads the data, returns an
indicator for EOF.
  ProcessMain();  // main body.
  update  NIMASTR;
  // your good monitor stuff here...
EndDo;

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I have some code to update a file. The problem is that I need to
collect
additional information before I can update the file. So here is what
I
do
now. The read is way up in the code.

         iActCd = w2InvstTyp;
         if w2InvstDsc = ' ';
           chain (w2InvstTyp) NCACTCR;
           iActCdDsc = aCodeDesc;
         else;
           iActCdDsc = w2InvstDsc;
         endif;

         monitor;
           update NIMASTR;
           error = *OFF;
         on-error *FILE;                  // Handle uncaught
exceptions
           error = *ON;
           w2Error = 'File error code ' + %char(%status());
         endmon;

So, my question is, can you do an update after the chain has been
long
done?
Or what would be a better way to process this?

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