Re: FEOD question.....

Julie,
There is one situation where this could be a problem, but I do not think your's
qualifies.
If you are outputting to a file, writes may be blocked. A review of the compile
listing will show a message if blocking qill occur. I don't think outputting to 
a
logical will exhibit the same behavior. Also, updates cannot be blocked.
Bob


Julie wrote:

> Hi everyone....
> I was working on an RPG/400 interactive program that uses two keyed
> logicals, one update,  from the same PF,  all update(*immed), RISC
> system, no EOFDLY (if it makes a difference?) .  I was told by another
> programmer that because the RISC system is so fast that the program
> could write to the file and not get a read within the same pgm because
> the buffer has not been cleared and that a FEOD will prevent this.  Does
> this make sense to anyone???  P.S.  I did RTFM.      Thanks....   Julie
>
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