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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.
Would executing an OPNQRYF statement via QCMDEXC before executing the subprocedure be the best route? SQL? other ideas?
P FILE_PRCS B * /FREE
// Read FB File SETLL *LOVAL FILE_A; DOU %EOF(FILE_A); READ FILE_A;
// End of File IF %EOF(FILE_A); LEAVE; ENDIF;
// Validate Record IF BLAH BLAH = BLAH BLAH etc...; PROCESS_RECORD(); ELSE; ITER; ENDIF;
ENDDO;
/END-FREE * P FILE_PRCS E
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