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Why not use the WHENxx Opcode for this? I think it would be a little bit
easier to read.



Thanx,

Nick



Nick Radich
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Alan Shore <AlanShore@xxxxxxxx>
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Subject
RE: Standards question: What is your feeling about %found &%eofvs.
%found(file) & %eof(file) ?






Here is some code that is in one of our production programs

chain key1 file1:
chain key2 file2;
if %found(file1) and
%found(file2)
processA
else
if not %found(file1) and
%found(file2)
processB
else
if %found(file1) and
not %found(file2)
processC
else
// by default neither has been found
processD
endif;
endif;
endif;


and within each process there are other chains on other files


QUESTION: for those people who do NOT qualify with file names, how would
you handle this piece of logic?



Alan Shore
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