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  • Subject: RE: Second time updation of record within the same loop.
  • From: "Bale, Dan" <DBale@xxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 16 Jun 2000 12:14:42 -0400

Jim,

Just glancing at your pseudocode, but it looks like that if he hits LR
without falling outside his range test, he will still attempt to update a
record he doesn't have.

I already submitted my solution.

- Dan Bale

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jim Langston [SMTP:jlangston@conexfreight.com]
> Sent: Friday, June 16, 2000 11:08 AM
> To:   RPG400-L@midrange.com
> Subject:      Re: Second time updation of record within the same loop.
> 
> Little confused here...  One thing that jumps right out at me, though,
> is that you are going to be changing one record you don't want to.
> 
> Your logic...
> 
> DoU  LR
> Read Record setting on LR at end
> If outside range turn on LR
> Update the record
> EndDo
> 
> Consider, the first record you are hitting that is outside the range,
> it is also going to get updated!  When you do the check for range,
> if the record is outside the range you either need a very large if
> statement around the rest of the block, or you need to exit from
> your do loop somehow.  Myself, I use the ifstatement.
> 
> DoU LR
> Read Record setting on LR at end
> If outside range
>     turn on LR
> else
>    Update the record
> EndIf
> EndDo
> 
> Now, other than that, I don't see any flaws in the program logic,
> or maybe I'm just missing it.  How is your loop getting executed
> again?  With a Do and Read, it will read thorugh each record once,
> unless you are doing a SetLL or something.
> 
> Please explain a little more to me, thanks.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Jim Langston
> 
> 
> Dileep Mahi wrote:
> 
> > My code follows the following logic
> >
> > DOU end of file.
> > Read the file.
> > If record is valid.
> > Search for matching record in some other file.
> > If search is successful, update records in file.
> > EndDo
> >
> > My Problem is, after EOF, the same loop is getting executed again from
> the
> > start but only with the updated records and obviously the records are
> > getting updated for the second time again. This goes on and on and my
> > program never ends.
> >
> > In this program,
> >     LR indicator is used to test the end of file in following fashion
> > 1.            *INLR    DOUEQ    *ON
> > 2.            'UB'        READEFILENAME            LR
> > 3. NLR    COLDAT    IFGE    BRDATE
> > 4.                        SETON                              LR
> > 5.                        END
> > .................
> > ..................
> > N.                        UPDATFILENAME
> > ...................
> > X.                       END
> >
> > While running the loop for second(or subsequent) time, if the condition
> in
> > line 3 is satisfied, the LR indicator is set to *ON and control is
> coming
> > out of the loop. Then other statements are being processed and the
> program
> > is ending.
> >
> > I want this loop to end after processing the last record of the file.
> Any
> > suggestion in resolving this problem are worth a zillion
> appreciations...
> >
> > Thanks in advance
> > Dileep Mahi
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