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Hi Martin and Eric -
%EOF is not set by CHAIN, it sets %FOUND.
You can either put a 'IF %FOUND' before your loop or use SETLL followed by
READE.
I would recommend *against* using CHAIN and IF %FOUND *unless* the loop is
changed from DOW to DOU, otherwise %EOF is either in an indeterminate state
or at the status of whatever the last operation was that set %EOF.
Before the BIFs I used to use a CHAIN/READE combination myself. Now I've
switched to using SETLL+READE in place of the CHAIN so that there is no
ambiguity about the status of %EOF.
Ken
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