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It depends on the type of programme to use READC or read each SFL record, that 
besides.

I think it is more efficient to have the system test the MDT attribute of the 
SFL record, then read each record and test it for changes, especially a "Work 
with ..."-screen, where you only can type in options to perform a function 
(call another porgramme) 

But then, using field exit marks the record as changed, IIRC, so it may not 
make a difference.

Just my thoughts.

Regards,
Carel Teijgeler

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On 12-7-05 at 15:21 Booth Martin wrote:

>An interesting discussion came up the other day.  Leastways, it was
>interesting to me.
>
>To read through a subfile in olden days we could use READC and SFLNXTCHG.  
>
>Then it became a lot easier and just as fast to loop, reading every subfile
>record, with a dou loop. 
>
>Then along came the FOR loop and I am hearing that we should use a FOR
>loop,
>from 1 to SFLRECS, where SFLRECS is the size of the subfile.
>
>What are the thoughts of those here assembled?
>
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