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On Wed, 2005-08-24 at 16:51 -0700, Tony Carolla wrote: > I have a account memo file that is uniquely keyed by account# and memo > sequence number. When I want to add a record to an account, I do the > following: > > - SetGT using the account number > - ReadPE using the account number > - If a record was found, add one to the sequnece number > - If a record was not found, use 1 as the sequence number > - Write the memo with the error extender > - If there was a write error, repeat the loop (somebody added a memo during > the above steps) > > So this works beautifully until today -- The account being added to was the > last in the memo file. The SETGT fails, 1 is used, and the write fails > repeatedly. I am trying to find an efficient way to determine what memo > number to add. Perhaps I have to resort to SETLL/READE to the end, add one > to the seq#. Any ideas? Tony, I can't duplicate your problem. I think setgt/readpe works fine, even at the end of the file. See test code, which works just fine on V5R2. Note that test code isn't complete and can loop infinitely if you run out of sequence numbers, or if %error is being set for a reason _other_ than a duplicate key. Not production ready code. Physical file MEMO: A UNIQUE A R MEMOA A MACCT# 11P 0 A MSEQ# 5P 0 A MTEXT 35 A K MACCT# A K MSEQ# RPGLE program MEMOR: h dftactgrp(*no) h option(*srcstmt:*nodebugio) fmemo if a e k disk d addmemo pr 5p 0 d acct# 11p 0 const d text 35 const /free addmemo(1: 'memo 1-1'); addmemo(1: 'memo 1-2'); addmemo(1: 'memo 1-3'); addmemo(3: 'memo 3-1'); addmemo(3: 'memo 3-2'); addmemo(3: 'memo 3-3'); addmemo(2: 'memo 2-1'); addmemo(2: 'memo 2-2'); addmemo(2: 'memo 2-3'); addmemo(4: 'memo 4-1'); addmemo(4: 'memo 4-2'); addmemo(4: 'memo 4-3'); *inlr = '1'; /end-free * Add a memo to the account p addmemo b d addmemo pi 5p 0 d acct# 11p 0 const d text 35 const d success s n d result s 5p 0 /free mseq# = 0; setgt acct# memo; readpe acct# memo; success = '0'; dow success = '0'; macct# = acct#; mseq# = mseq# + 1; mtext = text; write(e) memoa; success = not %error; enddo; result = mseq#; return result; /end-free p e Regards, Rich
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