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<snip> > Who the heck was the IBMer who said never to use ReadE? How long ago was > the Common conference? Possible old performance problems with ReadE? </snip> I wonder if it has to do with record blocking? As I understand it, each time your code executes a READE, if you have blocking turned on, you read a block of records. Even if the one you were looking for was in the previous block, and in memory. Of course, you can turn blocking off in these cases, but you would still have to go out to disk for each READE. With READ, you can make use of record blocking. -- "Enter any 11-digit prime number to continue..."
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