Re: OPNQRYF record count

["Shannon O'Donnell" <ORION@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

You could code a CPYFRMQRYF (Copy from Query File) right after you run the
OPNQRYF statement. This will copy the records to a database (or to a spool 
file).
You can then read this database to get a count. Or display the characteristics 
of
the file to get the current number of records.

Joe Giusto wrote:

> Is there any way to see how many or if any records were selected with an
> OPNQRYF statement.  I would need to know this before calling the next
> program in the CL.
>
> Thank you,
>
> Joe Giusto II
> Patuxent Publishing Company
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