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So when I read the table, there are records in it that are 61 fields wide. I need to take the data from all 60 of these fields (based on the value of RecordType) and match up CodeA001, CodeB001 to populate another table.
I've read your message twice, and I still have a very fuzzy idea of how your files are laid out and what the RecordType field's purpose is. I'm not precisely sure how one file correlates to the other.
What's the easiest way to extract this data to migrate it to the new table? I mulled over a data area, throwing the files into an array, throwing them into a temporary table, etc., but I'm not sure what's best. Fortunately, the tables used are static at 30 fields per code, and are not expected to change, so I always know there are 30 fields for CodeA and CodeB.
I think you probably want to do something like the following (I haven't tested this code so it's probably chock full of errors, but hopefully you get the idea):
FINPUTFILE IF E DISK BLOCK(*YES) F prefix('INPUT.') FOUTPUTFILEO E DISK F prefix('OUTPUT.') D Input E DS extname(INPUTFILE) D qualified D Output E DS extname(OUTPUTFILE) D qualified D p_inputCodeA s * D p_inputCodeB s * D CodeA s like(Input.CodeA001) dim(30) D based(p_InputCodeA) D CodeB s like(Input.CodeB001) dim(30) D based(p_InputCodeB) D f s 10I 0 /free p_InputCodeA = %addr(Input.CodeA001); p_InputCodeB = %addr(Input.CodeB001); setll *start InputFile; read InputFile; dow not %eof(InputFile); for f = 1 to %elem(CodeA); Output.RecordType = Input.RecordType; Output.CodeA = CodeA(f); Output.CodeB = CodeB(f); write OutputRec; endif; read InputFile; enddo; *inlr = *on; /end-free
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