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Subject: Re[2]: RPG IV program - comments requested
Maybe, maybe not. Processing an IP file without a K is real fast. Add the
same file as "UF K Disk " for the updates, but chugging down huge
blocks of records on IP without a K can process a big file real fast.
That is my experience anyway.
_______________________
...and, it will allow SETLL/READE processing. If it's a big file,
this will cut down _big time_ on the processing time.
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Paul Cunnane
The Learning Company
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Subject: RE: RPG IV program - comments requested
Author: "Reger; Bill" <breger@levitz.com> at InterNet
Date: 24-09-99 12:14 pm
Jim,
The only thing I'd suggest is to eliminate the use of the RPG cycle to
read
your file. While this will add several statements to your code, it will
be
much easier to understand, particularly for those programmers who are new
to RPG and are only experienced in other languages that don't have a
cycle.
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<br><font size=1 face="sans-serif">Maybe, maybe not. Processing an IP file
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...and, it will allow SETLL/READE processing. If it's
a big file, <br>
this will cut down _big time_ on the processing time.<br>
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The Learning Company<br>
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Subject: RE: RPG IV program - comments requested<br>
Author: "Reger; Bill" <breger@levitz.com> at InterNet<br>
Date: 24-09-99 12:14 pm<br>
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Jim,<br>
<br>
The only thing I'd suggest is to eliminate the use of the RPG cycle to read
<br>
your file. While this will add several statements to your code, it
will be <br>
much easier to understand, particularly for those programmers who are new <br>
to RPG and are only experienced in other languages that don't have a cycle.<br>
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