Re: Record Number

[booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx]

A diskfile?  Here's how I did it:

     FGCKF      UF A E             DISK    INFDS(INFDS) 
     FGCKFL1    IF   E           K DISK    Rename(RGCKF:RGCKF1) 
     F                                     INFDS(DB1) BLOCK(*NO) 
     FGCKFL2    IF   E           K DISK    Rename(RGCKF:RGCKF2) 
     F                                     INFDS(DB2) BLOCK(*NO) 
     FGCKFL3    IF   E           K DISK    Rename(RGCKF:RGCKF3) 
     F                                     INFDS(DB3) BLOCK(*NO) 
      *  .................................................. 
 
      * Get the record Number, to know which record to update/process: 
     D DB1             DS 
     D DB1RRN                397    400B 0 
     D DB2             DS 
     D DB2RRN                397    400B 0 
     D DB3             DS 
     D DB3RRN                397    400B 0

The RRN is in position 397-400 for each of the 3 logical files. 

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Booth Martin
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http://www.MartinVT.com
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mcurrie@auspinners.com.au
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How may I find the relative record number of a file that I am processing?

Thanks

Mark

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