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Richard, Great setup. I once contracted at a shop that did this with OPM programs even before ILE. You never put a file into production without it's access program. Applications programs never referred to a file directly but did all access through the IO program. Even all the file logicals were in that same program so you could select which logical to use with a parameter on the call. Paul -- Paul Morgan Senior Programmer Analyst - Retail J. Jill Group 100 Birch Pond Drive, PO Box 2009 Tilton, NH 03276-2009 Phone: (603) 266-2117 Fax: (603) 266-2333 "Richard ECUYER" wrote > I did it. > > For each file (physical, logical, with ot without key), i build one source > with some procedures : > Get_Filename (CHAIN) > Set_filename (SET, LL, GT) > Exists_filename (SETLL without read) > Read_filename (READ, readp, readE, READPE) > Insert_filename (write) > Delete_filename (delete) > Unlock_filename (unlock) > Update_filename (update) > dft_filename (populate the exported datastructure with defaul > values) > All "READ" procedures include a parm (*on/*off) to lock or not the record) > > Create a module and one service pgm by file > a ds (io_filename) is exported. > > It is not done by hand, i create a little pgm that get file decription and > create all sources needed (procedure interface, module...) > > When i use suche a procedure, i include 3 lines : > > /copy of the bnddir (it is one with only IO service pgm) > /copy of procedure interface > an external DS (linked with the file) if i use data from the file. > > the only think (for me) to watch is in a loop that call a program that read > the same file i must make a setgt before the next read. > all procedure return *off if request fald or *on if not. > > My loop are like this : > > Dow Read_filename (*off : '*NEXT' : '*EQ' : Key1 : Key2 ...) > do staff > Enddo > > One cool thing is that i can change the file (add new fields at the end) > without getting level error (new field will not be usable until i recompile) > I have a performance gain, and all IO for a file are in ONE source. > It is new for us, but all find it easy and pretty to use. > > My little piece of 0,1 euro.
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