|
James,
Code the file with USROPN. In the procedure:
if not %open(CUSTMAST)
open CUSTMAST
endif
You will want a cleanup routine to explicitly close the file, or allow
it to be closed when the activation group ends.
--
Paul
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Subject: using files within subprocedures
Author: James David Rich <james@dansfoods.com> at InterNet
Date: 2000-02-29 6:53 pm
I'm trying to figure out a problem which doesn't appear to be explained in
any doco that I have read. I want to have a subprocedure that given a
customer number returns the customer name, like this:
eval name=get_name(number)
The customer name is stored in a database file (duh). This subprocedure
could be called many times within a program. I don't want to have the
customer file opened and closed over and over for every invocation of
get_name(). How can I code get_name() so that the customer file stays
open throughout the life of the calling program?
James Rich
james@dansfoods.com
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