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  3. November 2002

RE: File Exception/Error Subroutine - INFSR

--- Buck Calabro <Buck.Calabro@commsoft.net> wrote:
> >What happens when a File Exception/Error Subroutine
> >is defined for a file and you check for %error
> >right after a chain op?  Will the "local"
> >%error test override the INFSR?
>
> Exactly right.  This works even if you use indicators in the LO
> positions.

Carrying this a little further.  Let's say there's a chain / read on an
update file, and there's a record lock condition.  Can I check %status
right after the chain or read and, if %status = 1218, process
option_to_retry routine; otherwise EXSR the file's INFSR?

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