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<SNIP>
But to the question at hand, unless you have a specific requirement to 
implement this using the RPG cycle (such as a class assignment), I'd 
write an SQL query for such a task.

If you absolutely *have* to use the cycle, then read the section on 
match fields in your textbook. You want to know when there's a match 
between primary and secondary, not when there's a level break.
</SNIP>

We don't have the SQL development kit. And as much as I'd like to be a
student in class (Preferrably a freshman in college again) I'm not. I
honestly was never taught to use the RPG Cycle for file I/O. It isn't
any book we have here either. I'm just going to do this the way I know
how and forget about using input primary and input secondary. In the
mean time I'll cross my fingers and hope that we get SQL in the near
future. 


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