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This may be worth a shot:
Try creating a logical with ARBGRP as the primary KEY (no select/omit),
continue using the OPNQRYF but be sure to specify OPTALLAP(*YES). If my
recollection is not faulty, OPNQRYF should use the logical to do the
selection by key lookup.
Maybe others can confirm.
hth,
db
> -----Original Message-----
> From: midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx / Dwayne Allison
> Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2004 11:56 AM
>
> What we have is a program that run Monday through Thursday nigh
> within our cycle. This program is called twice. The first with
> the OPNQRYF FILE((PASPBR)) QRYSLT('ARBGRP *EQ "*R*"') and then
> with the OPNQRYF FILE((PASPBR)) QRYSLT('ARBGRP *EQ "*C*"'. We
> have records that equal *R*, but none in the file that equal *C*.
> I can go along with it taking a while to process the records
> with an *R*. But if we have no *C*, why is it taking thirty
> minutes to process. It should read the file and find no record
> are there and end.
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