Re: Multiple Fields in SFL & Installing PTFs...

E-mail me a copy of your compile listing and I will check it out for you.

   1. Create a file with a record length of 132
   2. Use CPYSPLF  to copy the compile listing to the file you created in
step 1
   3. Use Rumba, CA/400, FTP, etc to send this file to your PC
   4. Attach the file and send to jteff19@idt.net

There are other ways to get a spool file to a PC, this is just one example.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Chundi Reddy <chundi.reddy@gte.net>
To: RPG400-L@midrange.com <RPG400-L@midrange.com>
Date: Thursday, January 07, 1999 9:07 PM
Subject: Re: Multiple Fields in SFL & Installing PTFs...


>Joe
>
>I 100% agree with you. This is also one of the reason why I am using the
>file like that. But why I'm getting 20 error. Thats my wonder.
>
>But I am thinking about your answer to my first question. Is it really
>possible ?
>
>Thanks
>Naren Reddy
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Joe Teff <jteff19@idt.net>
>To: RPG400-L@midrange.com <RPG400-L@midrange.com>
>Date: Wednesday, January 06, 1999 10:35 PM
>Subject: Re: Multiple Fields in SFL & Installing PTFs...
>
>
>>>> 3. When I am doing some file oprations(Additions...) with the file
>>>> declaration as below, I am getting 20 error stating there is no
>>>> calculation operation for file RPGPGM. But I will compile the
>>>> program with error seviarity more than 20. Then it compiles and
>>>> also runs with out any kind of problem with the desired results.
>>>> Why I am getting error like that. I have Z-add, Move, Write etc.
>>>> operations for the file also.
>>>> F RPGPGM  IF    E        DISK                    A
>>
>>
>>> I can't figure out why you have declared file as Input and want to do
>>> an "add" by placing 'A' in file declarstion. It's wrong! Instead of 'I'
>>> for input it should be 'U' for update.
>>
>>There is not enough information here to decide the file should be
>>declared as Input, Output or Update. Either scenario could be
>>correct depending on how the program is written. If the only file
>>operations is WRITE, then the file should be designated as Output.
>>If there are input operations like READ or CHAIN plus output
>>operations like WRITE, then it should be set as Input with Add. If
>>there are input operations followed by an UPDAT, then it should be
>>Update. If there are UPDAT and WRITE, then it is Update with Add.
>>
>>Joe Teff
>>
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