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Or he could create a secondary CLP or CLLE program which is called from the
primary program to read and process the file, and upon return from the
secondary program the primary program could clear the file...

- sjl


Mark wrote:
What Version/Release of OS/400 or i5/OS are you on?
At V6R1 and above, you can use the new CLOSE command to close a file
opened implicitly by a RCVF command.
Otherwise, make your CL program an OPM CLP *PGM created with CRTCLPGM,
and replace the CLOF with RCLRSC LVL(*).



Willie wrote:
I have the following CL:

Dclf file(qs36f/pmcstkqr)
Rcvf
.
.
endpgm:
dltovr file(*all)
clof opnid(pmcstkrq)
clrpfm file(qs36f/pmcstkrq)
endpgm

The problem I am having is when the it runs the clrpfm it give an error
that the 'file is in use'.
I then put the clof in and now get an error message that 'no file open
with identifier pmcstkra'.
I even tried moving the 'dltovr' after the 'clrpfm', but got the same
error that 'no file open with identifier pmcstkra'.
File pmcstkqr format is stkmtd01.
Any help would be appreciated.


William Moore
California Fine Wire
805-489-5144
wjmoore@xxxxxxxxxxxx



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