RE: FW: Quest for you/midrange-l

Why not just try doing a CpyFrmQryF to a temp file in Qtemp after the
OpnQryF then doing the OvrDbf to the temp file?

Bob Cagle

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From: owner-rpg400-l@midrange.com [mailto:owner-rpg400-l@midrange.com]On
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Sent: Sunday, March 19, 2000 5:10 PM
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Subject: Re: FW: Quest for you/midrange-l


I have a program/s that does what Henrik is trying to do.
I also had the problem.
I needed to put in a tricky/nasty kludge. It involves a LOT of
indicators.
Use the Field/Record Relation Ind column.
Split up the I/specs into arbitrary fields.
Following is a small sample of the code.
Get the actual record length (incoming parm?)
Set on enough indicators to cope with the record.
Even so I did not have enough indicators. So I needed 3 programs
pgma covered 1-3000, b) 3000-6000 c) 6000 - 9000
IINPUTK  NS  01
I                                        1  16 DA
I                                       17  32 DB        55  <pos 63/64
I                                       33  64 DC        56
I                                       65  96 DD        57
I                                       97 128 DE        58
I                                      129 160 DF        59
I                                      161 192 DG        60
I                                      193 224 DH        61
I                                      225 256 DI        62
I                                      257 288 DJ        63
I                                      289 320 DK        64
I                                      321 352 DL        65
I                                      353 384 DM        66
I                                      385 416 DN        67
I                                      417 448 DZ        79
I                                      449 480 DO        68
I                                      481 512 DP        69
I                                      513 544 DQ        70
I                                      545 576 DR        71
I                                      577 608 DS        72
I                                      609 640 DT        73
I                                      641 672 DU        74

Frank Kolmann

"Shaw, David" wrote:

> Does anyone have an answer for Henrik?  I've long known there were
>  limitations> on this kind of thing, but I've never analyzed it the
> way he has, nor have I ever found documentation on it.  Thanks!
>
> Dave Shaw

>
> "I have an RPG that should read or update 'any file', so the file is
> defined:
>
> 'FUPDAT   UF  F    9999            DISK'
>
> It works fine with an other CL program:
> OVRDBF UPDAT THISLIB/THISFILE SHARE(*YES)
> CALL RPGPGM
>
> But as soon as I change the CL-program to
> OPNQRYF THISLIB/THISFILE ...
> OVRDBF UPDAT THISLIB/THISFILE SHARE(*YES)
> CALL RPGPGM
>
> then the RPGPGM gives MCH0601 (Space offset X'00001460' is outside
> current limit for object &1) when moving from buffer into the 9999
>  bytes input field (DS).
>
> The actual file used for testing has a record length of 141 bytes.
> It worked fine when defining the file as 150 bytes, so I did a
> 'binary change-record-length-recompile-retest' to find, that it
> worked for a record length of 3248 bytes but not 3249 bytes.
>
> What happends? Where is this limit documented?"
>
> Regards
>
> Henrik Krebs IMA/D23
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