Re: Records stuck in ECHW and ECLW

[Boris Goldenberg <bpcsguru@xxxxxxxxx>]

I believe that ECH/ECHW and ECL/ECLW files have an almost identical structure -
ie most of the field names are the same.  I suppose one way to do it is via a
CPYF command, specifying *MAP *DROP parameters.

I suggest you make a copy of ECH and ECL to a different library and try the
CPYF command there first.

Also, make sure to clean up ECHW, ECLW as they may contain other unwanted
records.

Regards,
Boris Goldenberg

--- "Hancock, Teri" <THANCOCK@accuridecorp.com> wrote:
> 
> We had a situation where a customer service device had to be terminated
> during order entry.  Apparently he had exceeded the allowable number of
> lines for an order.  When we canceled the session the records in the work
> files were stuck there.  Does anyone have any suggestions or how to's for
> pulling those lines (over 900) from the work environment back into ECL and
> ECH?
> 
> If we cannot figure out a way for I.T. to resolve, we plan to beat the
> customer service rep. and have him re-enter the 900 lines :-)
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Teri  
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