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Hi Again, Ok, I also tried doing an Rrn_Max and moving the Rrn value into it. Here's a sample of the subfile that prints out to the display: 200510-ZA-001 32155S9V A031 6 191630 13 RP 10/01/2005 08:08 200510-ZA-001 32155S9V A121 6 191630 13 RP 10/01/2005 08:08 200510-ZA-001 32155S9V A301 6 191630 13 RP 10/01/2005 08:08 200510-ZA-002 33100S3V A120M1 2 141350 04 SS 10/02/2005 09:38 200510-ZA-003 51320S0X C000M1 120 132280 01 SS 10/02/2005 11:37 200510-ZA-004 76861S3V A040M2 10 140290 04 SS 10/02/2005 14:11 200510-ZA-005 79100S3V A400M1 3 140290 11 SS 10/02/2005 14:11 However, when I print it out, here's the output I get: 200510-ZA-005 79100S3V A400M1 3 140290 11 SS 10/02/2005 14:11 200510-ZA-005 79100S3V A400M1 3 140290 11 RP 10/02/2005 14:11 200510-ZA-005 79100S3V A400M1 3 140290 11 RP 10/02/2005 14:11 200510-ZA-005 79100S3V A400M1 3 140290 11 RP 10/02/2005 14:11 200510-ZA-005 79100S3V A400M1 3 140290 11 SS 10/02/2005 14:11 200510-ZA-005 79100S3V A400M1 3 140290 11 SS 10/02/2005 14:11 200510-ZA-005 79100S3V A400M1 3 140290 11 SS 10/02/2005 14:11 It's maddening knowing that I'm so close and yet there's one small issue that is not working. Brian. -----Original Message----- From: Fisher, Don [mailto:dfisher@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Thursday, October 13, 2005 2:13 PM To: 'RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries' Subject: RE: Printing a Subfile - Revisited You're also making the assumption there have been no other file i/o operations to the subfile, which seems valid in this case, but would not necessarily be so all the time. That's why I usually have Rrn_max updated with rrn after I load records into the subfile. It makes my life less complicated...my programming life anyway. Donald R. Fisher, III Project Manager Roomstore Furniture Company (804) 784-7600 extension 2124 DFisher@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <clip> Don, You are correct - mea culpa. So we have to save the maximum value in another field defined like RRN: If rrn > 0; // skip the whole thing if no records in subfile Rrn_max = rrn; <clip>
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