Parsing multiple Excel workbooks

We have used Scott Klement's XLPARSER4 service program and xlparse.jar code
(http://www.systeminetwork.com/artarchive/index.cfm?fuseaction=viewarticle&CO_ContentID=17840&channel=art&PageView=Search)
for several years to load a spreadsheet of journal entries into a work file
for updating into our accounting package.

As originally designed,  we only handle one spreadsheet upload at a time
before the edit and update
process had to be run to post the journal entries into the accounting
system.

I have been requested to modify the upload to allow entry of multiple
spreadsheet names to be
uploaded at a single time.  We used a command to enter the IFS file name so
I modified the command
to allow multiple entries and changed the RPGLE program to processing the
number of entries
from the CMD PARM and loop through the file names.

The first file gets uploaded fine, the name of the second file gets
prepared but when the
xlparse_workbook subprocedure is called, nothing seems to happen with the
second file.

No error is returned (as far as I can tell) but none of the second
spreadsheet's entries
are being written to the database upload file.

I'm hoping someone can point me in a direction to investigate.

Thanks, Scott
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Scott A. Schollenberger
Director, Research & Development
Harris Computer Systems
Schools division

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