Re: *IN41 = NOT %FOUND; -- RPG400-L

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value of TRUE or FALSE My understanding is this: The %FOUND BIF will
return a logical TRUE or FALSE so *IN41 will be set to the opposite
value. A FOUND condition will set *IN41 OFF. Result would be like
using CHAIN in fixed format with 41 specified.

I would be thinking that was done either for a display file or logice
further down.

Does this program have a mixture of fixed and free format code in it?

John McKee

On Wed, Jun 12, 2013 at 10:01 PM, Booth Martin <booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I have this code before me. I am not satisfied that I understand what
happens here.

CHAIN (KEY1:KEY2) FILEA;
*IN41 = NOT %FOUND;

Will *IN41 be the same as, or opposite to, %found? Or, not always
predictable?

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Booth Martin
802-461-5349
http://www.martinvt.com

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