RE: String...

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Hi Piotr,

As mentioned previously, this is probably not an MI subject unless you were
wanting to intercept SEPT calls to system I/O functions or something. Less
drastic methods would be:

If you want to "catch this string" before the record is written to the
database, you could write a trigger program to handle the before insert
event and add the trigger program to your file.

If you want to "catch this string" after the record is written to the
database, but synchronously, you could write a trigger program to handle the
after insert event and add the trigger program to your file.

If you want to "catch this string" after the record is written to the
database, but asynchronously, you could either journal the file and process
the journal in a separate job, or write a trigger program to handle the
after insert event that sends an entry to a data queue or submits a separate
job to do the processing and add the trigger program to your file.

More information on these topics is available in IBM documentation by
searching on "trigger", "journal", "data queue", similarly the archives of
the various midrange lists at midrange.com.

Regards,

Kevin W.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Piotr Nowak [mailto:nowak18@poczta.onet.pl]
> Sent: Tuesday, 19 March 2002 8:58
> To: mi400@midrange.com
> Subject: [MI400] String...
>
>
> HI !
> For example in RPG program I have:
>
> write record
>
> I press ENTER and what's AS/400 do ???
> I want catch this string, and change some information in this
> string...
> How can I do this ????
> PLEASE HELP ME :-)
>
> REGARDS
> Piotr
>
>
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