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In my experience, people don't typically write subfiles in C/C++ - these
languages are usually used to write system tools and the like rather
than business applications.
Of course, you can do the same thing in C++ that you would do in any
other language -- so find an RPG or Cobol example and just do the C/C++
equivalent -- that's what I'd do. The _Ropen routine and all of it's
related functions provide the same functionality as the corresponding
RPG native I/O routines, so a couple of minutes looking them over in the
manual is typically all you need.
Strongly recommend that you join and ask your question in the C400-L
mailing list if you need deeper discussion.
On 7/23/23 1:02 AM, Thomas Burrows wrote:
All I can find in V7R4 C++ manual is a LOAD ALL subfile program with no
ADD
Change
Delete
Capacity. Does anyone have a full subfile in C++
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