Re: SetGT/ReadPE method Exception

Tony Carolla <carolla@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> I had come up with a strategy that would do the following. Basically,
> if a SetLL finds a record, but SetGT doesn't set %Found on, the records
> you are looking at are at the end of the file.
>
> Dou Not %Error;
> SetLL Acct# Rmemo;

Tony, that's not what you said you were doing in your original post. Rich's
example is in fact very close to what you said your method was. The only
difference I can see is when the WRITE fails because another a record has
appeared since the READPE he simply loops on the WRITE (which is all he
needs to do) rather than the whole thing. If you dry run carefully through
Rich's code with all the conditions that could occur I think you'll find
it's exactly what you were trying to achieve. It's a very neat code example
IMV.

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