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Yep - your right.
Like I said ---- a cursory glance


Alan Shore

NBTY, Inc
(631) 244-2000 ext. 5019
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Not true...

You can lock the record in a file update hundreds of files & still be
able to do the update.  I believe the issue is that he updates the SSW85
file 2 times using SQL prior to executing the rpg update.


Thanks,
Tommy Holden


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Sent: Friday, June 02, 2006 11:04 AM
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Subject: Re: Update Operation Failure Help Please


With a cursory glance at your code, I think the following is your
problem.
The update to SSW85 has to take place DIRECTLY AFTER reading/chaining of
SSW85. In your loop you read SSW85, then read and update other files
before
the update of SSW85. The way around this is to save the keys for the
record
you are reading and then chain that same record, change the fields where
necessary, and the update SSW85, with NO OTHER reads/updates of any
description to ANY OTHER files.



Alan Shore

NBTY, Inc
(631) 244-2000 ext. 5019
AShore@xxxxxxxx




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Hi All,



Can someone give me a hand trying to figure out why I can't update a
record when data has changed?  In my code, I have an update operation
near the end of the loop.  Whenever my program hits this statement, I
get an "Update or delete in file SSW85 without prior input operation."
error.



I know there are values changing because I have traced one of the values
to see if it changes.  For example, when I enter the loop, the field
"QUARTER" is blank.  However, after I do a %lookup on the index, the
value becomes "Q3".



Here's my current code:

         SetLL *LOVAL ssw85;

         prevSCAC = '';

         prevTRLR = '';

         read ssw85;

         DoW not %eof();

            select;

              when trlstat = 'D' and ordersts <> 'R';

                ordersts = 'R';

              when trlstat = 'E' and ordersts <> 'R';

                ordersts = 'R';

              when trlstat = 'R' and ordersts <> 'R';

                ordersts = 'R';

            ENDSL;

         if suppname = *BLANKS;

      /end-free

     C/Exec SQL

     C+ update SSW85 set suppname = (select min(scsnm) from SSM01

     C+ where concat(ssm01.sccd,ssm01.sclc)

     C+ = concat(ssw85.suppcode,ssw85.supploc))

     C+ where suppcode = :suppcode and supploc = :supploc

     C/End-Exec

     C*

      /free

           ENDIF;

       if ordersts = *BLANK;

      /end-free

     C/Exec SQL

     C+ select count(*) into :ASNCOUNT from sst02

     C+ where asodtp =:ordertyp and asodno =:ordernum and asplcd = :plcd

     C/End-Exec

      /free

       if SQLCOD <> 0;

         ASNCOUNT = 0;

       ENDIF;

      /end-free

     C*

     C/Exec SQL

     C+ select count(*) into :INVCOUNT from sst37

     C+ where ivodtp =:ordertyp and ivodno =:ordernum  and ivplcd =
:plcd

     C+ and ivrvdt <> 0

     C/End-Exec



      /free

         if SQLCOD <> 0;

           INVCOUNT = 0;

         ENDIF;

         ORDCOUNT = ASNCOUNT - INVCOUNT;

         Select;

           When ORDCOUNT = ASNCOUNT;

             OSTATUS = 'O';

           When INVCOUNT < ASNCOUNT;

             OSTATUS = 'P';

           When ORDCOUNT = 0;

             OSTATUS = 'R';

         ENDSL;

      /end-free

     C/Exec SQL

     C+ update ssw85 set ordersts = :OSTATUS

     C+ where plantcde = :plantcde and ordertyp=:ordertyp

     C+ and ordernum = :ordernum

     C/End-Exec

      /free

       ENDIF;

         curSCAC = scaccode;

         curTRLR = trlrnum;

         if %trim(curscac)+%trim(curtrlr) =
%trim(prevSCAC)+%trim(prevTRLR);

           quarter = curQTR;

         else;

           idxQTR =
%lookup((%char(pseqrrn)+%trim(%char(pseqsub))):arrPRODSEQ);

           quarter = arrQTR(idxQTR);

           curQTR = quarter;

           prevSCAC = curSCAC;

           prevTRLR = curTRLR;

         ENDIF;

         update rssw85;

         read ssw85;

       Enddo;



Thanks in advance for any ideas.  I'm sure it's something pretty
obvious, but I'm having trouble trying to figure out what it is.



Brian.



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