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If the problem is speed sql/opnqryf are the choice, both of them are n times faster than RPG, especially if the record is long. Of course you pay a little as overall performance but, as others already pointed out, can be minimized using index built on the most common used fields. HTH Marco --- fkany@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > > Currently my program below reads every single record in > the file to see if it matches certain criteria before > processing a record. There are millions > of records in this file and it takes the program forever > to complete. The criteria for checking each record > depends on whatever the user enters. So > far there's > about 5 or 6 criteria it must meet. 1 happens to be a > date range, another is customer number, billing numbers, > etc... I don't want to create any > logicals since > the criteria can change, but I'd like to have the > subprocedure read a file that's already sorted. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free, easy-to-use web site design software http://sitebuilder.yahoo.com
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