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>>> See below... On Mon, 13 Sep 2004 08:39:19 -0700, Tony Carolla wrote: > Are you copying from the application's file into the one in QTEMP? >>> Yes, basically, when they do a write to their file, I also do a write to mine. > In my experience, I find it best to go against the actual data files, > and build your own report based on that. Sometimes, since we rarely > have source code for vendor's products, it is unclear exactly how they > handle work files. If you can get at the data directly, and do the > calcs in your program, you might have more luck with the problem. >>> I know, but the problem here is, there is a number of ways this program could be run, I didn't want to have to "reinvent the wheel" just to print the exact same thing. This work file told me exacty what POs to print, I just wrote the logic to print them at this point then. Luckly, I do have access to the source, we just don't get support for modifying it... imagine that... :-) > a file in QTEMP is a solution that works well, but sometimes it is > better to use an array (depending on the number of records/size of > each element) for the sake of speed. >>> I thought about an array, but I don't know how many POs might be processed. It might be one, it might be hundreds. Maybe a data area would be better, or maybe there is something I don't know about that I could use. I am up to try anything, I just want to try an eliminate this problem we have now (and maybe learn something as well). -- Mike Wills iSeries Programmer/Lawson Administrator koldark@xxxxxxxxx http://www.koldark.net Want Gmail? Email koldark+gmail@xxxxxxxxx to get on my waiting list.
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