Re: OPNQRYF questions...

Why would you want to use OPNQRYF, when SQL is so much better in terms of
readability and ease-of-maintenance?

I suppose you can use OPNQRYF's with work files but I recommend redesigning the
application to take advantage of SQL.

Regards,
Boris Goldenberg

--- Mary Koetting <Mary_Koetting@mail.mchcp.org> wrote:
> 1.  I want to use a series of OPNQRYFs where the results of the first is
> used in the second and those results used in a third, is this even possible?
> 
> 2.  If the OPNQRYF is joined with the record format specified, what file is
> the opened one?  Is it the first one specified in the join, or the one
> specified as the record format?
> 
> Examples would be helpful as the books aren't...  Thanks!
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