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  • Subject: Re: move *on *inlr ...will not close PF?
  • From: boldt@xxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Fri, 1 Jun 2001 10:57:19 -0400
  • Importance: Normal

Slava wrote:
>Well,
>i should have give more information.
>
>RPG procedure being called which using one PF.
>
>there is no manipulation done with the file upfront and procedure does not
>have USROPN option.
>
>File is being open as soon as procedure started.
>
>I have move *on *inlr instead of Return there ( i guess it should work
>too).
>
>When procedure is finished and control returns to the calling program file
>stays open.
>
>If i close file prior to exit from the procedure then next time when
>procedure executed file will not be open automatically and it will errored
>out because file will be used without being open prior.
>
>I am suspecting that this is how it suppose to work. Program is not
>finished and that is why files are not being closed.

Here's what's happening:

Within a program, if the RPG logic cycle reaches *GETIN and the
*INLR indicator is on, then total calcs are performed and the
program terminates, which includes closing all the open files
in the program.

When you return from a procedure within a module, you never
reach *GETIN, and so you don't perform the program termination
logic.  That's why the files stay open even though you set *INLR
on.

Here are some ways to code what you want:  1) Code USROPN on the
F-Spec, and explicitly open and close the file.  Or 2) Check if
the file is open at the beginning of the procedure, and open it
if it's not already open.  Then close the file when done.

Cheers!  Hans

Hans Boldt, ILE RPG Development, IBM Toronto Lab, boldt@ca.ibm.com

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