RE: Getting record count from OPNQRYF

Bob,

        I think you can do this with the GRPFLD parameter in conjunction
with the %COUNT function of OPNQRYF.  In the sample below, I used the %SUM
function with the GRPFLD parm to accomplish something very near what you
need:

          OVRDBF     FILE(XPRMUNT) TOFILE(XPRTRAN) SHARE(*YES)       
          OPNQRYF    FILE(XPRTRAN.QGPL) FORMAT(XPRMUNT.QGPL) +       
                       QRYSLT('DATE2 *GE "' *CAT &XSTART *CAT '" +   
                       *AND DATE2 *LE "' *CAT &XEND *CAT '"') +      
                       KEYFLD((MCHGRP) (PRTUNT) (PRDATE)) +          
                       GRPFLD(MCHGRP PRTUNT PRDATE) +                
                       MAPFLD((DATE1 PRDATE *ZONED 6) +              
                       (DATE2 DATE1 *CHAR 6) (TOTUNT '%sum(prnunt)'  
                       *CALC) (TOTRDS '%sum(prnurd)') (MCHGRP +      
                        '%sst(prmchc.XPRTRAN 1 1)'))                 
  /*      CALL       PRTEST                  */                      


        Hope this helps.

Robert D. Perno
Sr. Programmer/Analyst
William S. Hein & Co., Inc. 


-----Original Message-----
From: Bob Luebbe [mailto:bluebbe@LINOMA.COM]
Sent: Tuesday, March 06, 2001 10:17 AM
To: MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com; Ken Killian
Subject: Getting record count from OPNQRYF


Is there a way within a CL program to get the record count from an OPNQRYF
statement without having to read and count every record in the HLL program?
 
Thanks,
 
Bob Luebbe
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