Re: Rrn of Physical files

[John Earl <johnearl@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

nina jones wrote:

> Key:
>
> wrkactjob
>
> find your job, key a 5 in front of it.  then, take option 14, and cmd 11 (or 
>maybe 10
> depending on your release)
>
> from there, you can see the record #'s.

I know Key asked about finding a RRN after a CHAIN, so your answer is right, 
but just a
point of clarification that I've seen people get confused on.

If the file is being read sequentially then the RRN that the WRKACTJOB command 
displays
will be the last record in the current BLOCK, and not the RRN of the record in 
error.
I've seen people go nuts trying to figure out what is wrong with RRN 1500 when 
in fact it
is RRN 1493 that was in error.

jte

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John Earl
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