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Is it an Update file or Output-only file? If it's Output-only and the file is not uniquely keyed, then they're likely sitting in a buffer. If you need to see the record as soon as it's written, you can override the file so that records don't get buffered. hth, db > -----Original Message----- > From: rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx / Malchow, Grizzly > Sent: Monday, September 27, 2004 8:59 AM > > We have an interactive program that writes records to a file. The file > isn't overridden, nor is it a user opened file. Currently only one > program uses the file and only one workstation is running that program. > The problem we're having is once the program writes the records to the > file there they are not visible for quite a while. For instance the > program wrote several records to the file at 5:50 AM, but we couldn't > see the records until after 7:30 AM. I've never seen this before with an > interactive program. The program isn't running in the default activation > group could that be the cause of the problem? Any ideas would help. > Thanks.
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