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Paul, I stand corrected. you are of course, right. from the manual: >When the CHAIN operation is successful, the file specified in |name is positioned such that a subsequent read operation retrieves the record logically following or preceding the retrieved record. When the CHAIN operation is not completed successfully (for example, an error occurs or no record is found), the file specified in |name must be repositioned (for example, by a CHAIN or SETLL operation) before a subsequent read operation can be done on that file.< Once again, i've got to learn to RTFM, before blurting out of school. Rick ---original message-------- Hi Rick, I hate to disagree but I'm afraid you are mistaken. An unsuccessful CHAIN does not move the file pointer. Here is a sample program I have a file with the following keys:- 0000001 0000003 <snip>
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