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Re: OPNQRYF looks good, bad results

You have your OPNQRYF scoped to the activation group. Is the program that's reading it placed in the same activation group?


Dan Rasch wrote:
I am trying to use OPNQRYF to choose between four user options to order a report.

I run the OVRDBF, and it looks fine:


OVRDBF FILE(POMST) SHARE(*YES)


Then, I run one of the four OVRDBF's. Here's one example:


OPNQRYF FILE(POMST) OPTION(*ALL) +

QRYSLT('(POMSTS = ''0'') *AND (POMCPY = 01 )') +

KEYFLD((POMLOC) (POMVNM) (POMVCD) (POMPON)) +

OPTIMIZE(*FIRSTIO) SEQONLY(*YES 10)


It runs with no error, and I am expecting to read the file by:

location, vendor name, vendor code, and PO#
(as coded). What I get is by PO#.


Any ideas?


Thanks,

- Dan

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