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Amy, I have NO idea. This looks perfectly fine. Changing the file to READ_WRITE shouldn't affect anything that I can think of. Anybody else have any ideas? Joe > -----Original Message----- > From: AAnuszewski@hammer.net > > OK. Sorry for the vagueness. Here's the problem. > > This code correctly prints out the value for VEOE if I open it as > READ_ONLY. If > I run the same routine but open the file as READ_WRITE, no record > is found. No > exceptions occur, but the routine never enters the if (record != > null) clause. > > VendFile.open(AS400File.READ_ONLY, 0, > AS400File.COMMIT_LOCK_LEVEL_NONE); > Object[] keyObj = new Object[]{new > String(transVendorNumber2 > Record record = > VendFile.read(keyObj,com.ibm.as400.access.KeyedFile.KEY_LE); > if (record != null) { > // The vendor exists. Get the VEOE for the Vendor > and increment > it. > BigDecimal openEncumber = > (BigDecimal)record.getField("VEOE"); > > The permissions on the file are set so that my group as *all, and > public has > *change.
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