Re: Inserting a line in a source member programmatically

["Henrik Krebs" <hkrebs@xxxxxxxxx>]

I recommend that you make a simple program that reads original file and writes 
to another file. 

It's easy to write and fast to run.

Remember that you can override the input file to member(*ALL) and then get the 
input member name from File Information Data Structure (remember: No 
buffering). 

AFTER checking the resulting source it's easy to do a cpyf back frommbr(*ALL) 
tombr(*FROMMBR) mbropt(*REPLACE)

Henrik
http://hkrebs.dk

> 
> At 03:18 PM 3/26/2003 -0500, you wrote:
> >We are trying to search through all our program source members looking for 
> >a specific file, and if found, insert a line of source via an RPGLE 
> >program.  When writing the new line of source, we set the sequence number 
> >(SRCSEQ)to be between the two lines where we want to add the new 
> >line.  When the program ends and we look at the source via SEU, the new 
> >lines are always at the end.  The system automagically resets the sequence 
> ># of the new lines.  How do we get around this?
> >
> >David Smith
> >Tri-State Hospital Supply Corp.
> >IT Consultant
> >dsmith@xxxxxxxxx
> >517.546.5400