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Hi Elbert
On a READPE use %eof instead
for example
Order# = 561329; // 561329 is the highest value, and also the
physically
last record in the file
SETGT Order# MyFile;
READPE Order# MyFile;
If not %eof(MyFile);
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I guess I need help with SETGT
I have a physical file keyed unique by order number.
I do the following.
Order# = 561329; // 561329 is the highest value, and also the
physically
last record in the file
SETGT Order# MyFile;
READPE Order# MyFile;
If %found(MyFile);
I don't get a Hit, %found evaluates to false.
Any other value give a Hit. But I don't get a Hit using the highest value
(also being the last physical record) in the file?
Is this the correct behavior for SETGT?
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