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All,

     I have an RPGIV program that does an insert to write records to a file.  
The format of the file has now changed and has filler between the fields.  Can 
I still use the embedded SQL to accomplish the writing of the new records and 
if so how?  I have included a copy of the code.  My real question is how I will 
go about populating the filler fields.

c/exec sql
c+ insert into mhtrsvp
c+  select clabrn,cladat,claseq,
c+         clanum,clalin,compno,
c+         chkdat,chknum,vendor
c+  from mheopfp where subsys = 'CP'
c/end-exec

The new file format looks like this;

A..........T.Name++++++RLen++TDpB......Functions+++++++++++++
A          R RECONR
A*
A            RFILL1         5          COLHDG('Filler')
A            RACCTN        10S 0       COLHDG('Account No.')
A            RCHKNO        10S 0       COLHDG('Check Number')
A            RAMT          10S 2       COLHDG('Check Amt')
A            RDATE          6A         COLHDG('Check Date')
A            RFILL2         2          COLHDG('Filler')
A            RNAME         15A         COLHDG('Check Name')
A            RFILL3        22          COLHDG('Filler')
A*

Thanks for any suggestions.

Rich







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