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Barb, this works so far as I know:
FPHONEF UF A E DISK REMOTE
FPHONEFL1 IF E K DISK REMOTE INFDS(DB1)
F RENAME(RPHONE:RPHONE1)
FPHONEFL2 IF E K DISK REMOTE INFDS(DB2)
F RENAME(RPHONE:RPHONE2)
**
DDB1 DS
D DB1RRN 397 400B 0
D DB2 DS
D DB2RRN 397 400B 0
The RRN is the same for a record regardless of it's logical placement. So,
I use the INFDS to find the record's RRN and move it into a hidden field,
just as you are planning. When the subfile record is selected then I can
chain to the unkeyed physical. The logical files are never locked this way.
The subfile needs to be refreshed.
-----Original Message-----
From: BARB TURNER [mailto:TURNERB@LIONEL.COM]
Sent: Monday, November 08, 1999 10:55 AM
To: boothm@goddard.edu
Subject: Subject: Retrieving Relative Record Number
Does anyone know of a way to get the relative record number of a
physical file, to be stored in a hidden field within a subfile as the
subfile is filled?
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