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Are you sure your updating the records with sflnxtchg, on the first pass.
Make sure readc exhausts the file.

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From: owner-midrange-l@midrange.com
[mailto:owner-midrange-l@midrange.com]On Behalf Of Brian Scott
Sent: Thursday, February 11, 1999 2:42 PM
To: MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
Subject: Re: subfile processing--readc & sflnxtchg


This guy must be smart that replied to this.

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Brian A. Scott
Director of IS
Spotsylvania County
540-582-7055 x240
540-582-8255 Fax
bscott@spotsylvania.va.us
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>>> <Spotsyvv@aol.com> 02/11/99 01:32PM >>>
Bob,

you can retain the SFLNXTCHG attribute of any SFL record detected by a READC
by simply re-updating the record with the SFLNXTCHG indicator *ON.
This way any subsequent READC will always pick up the changed records.

Valerio V.
County of Spotsylvania, VA

In a message dated 2/11/99 10:43:41 AM Eastern Standard Time,
Bob.Ladutko@bicworld.com writes:

<< I have run into situations where the READC/SFLNXTCHG processing just
doesn't
 meet my needs.

 On occasion, I have to process the same subfile more than once in a single
 pass (prior to the next EXFMT).  READC retrieves the changed subfile
 records, but even with SFLNXTCHG, these records are only retrieved once
 prior to the next EXFMT.

 Obvious solutions to this problem:

 *      Read the full subfile and compare before/after values (with hidden
 fields) for changes.
 *      Save RRN's after initial READC into an array, and use this array to
 chain back to the subfile for future reads.
 *      Change logic to not read the subfile multiple times.
 *      etc.
  >>
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