Re: QTEMP FILE

[booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx]

There's two things I can think of that might help you.  Firstly, you could 
use the program that creates the file to also write one record in it. Or, 
secondly, when you read the disk file to write the subfile, you can check 
and see if it read at least one record.  If it did, fine.  But if it 
didn't then right then write a record to the subfile saying "no records as 
yet" in one of the character fields of the subfile.

In either scenario the subfile won't be empty anymore and should display 
just fine for you.
_______________________
Booth Martin
Booth@MartinVT.com
http://www.MartinVT.com
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mariame@SIAMTL.COM
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09/18/2000 05:53 PM
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Hi, 

i've used the code in varpg : 

 DQCmdDDM          C                   'QCMDDDM' 
 D                                                       LINKAGE(*SERVER) 
 DCallPgm                C                   'CALL PGM(XPROPLAN/PIVTMPCL)' 
                 /* call  this pgm create the temporay file */ 
   * 
 C                  CALL        QCmdDDM 
 C                  PARM      CallPgm      Cmd                255 
 C                  PARM      255                CmdLen           15 5 


to display my sub file but it doesn't work because i don't have data (from 
my temporary file) ? 
any help? 

thanks a  lot 


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