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Bill,If you are using the RPG Cycle to process an Input Primary file, LR will never be available for testing in the Detail Calcs. Jon's example, I'm sure, was predicated upon you setting on LR.
Barbara was simply trying to confirm your original post: There is no free-format equivalent of Last Record total calcs (or any Total Calcs for that matter).
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Bill wrote:
Barbara Morris wrote:Bill wrote:Is there a free format equivalent to the following? /End-Free CLR Exsr srLRRtn /FreeIf you're using the RPG cycle, then you can code like this. Simply coding IF *INLR in your detail calcs won't work if your total calcs are being run by reaching LR-on in your primary file. C EXSR DETAIL CLR EXSR TOTAL /freeUnless I'm missing something isn't this the same as my example except the different subroutine name? And you have picked up the distinction I was asking about: LR is turned on due to EOF on the primary file. Sort of an opposite of *Inzsr. I believe I can use Jon's and Michael's simple suggestion if I put the "If *InLR = *On ;" at the end of the detail specifications since the only requirement is to write a record to a file at the end of the program processing. Bill
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