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  3. October 2006

RE: Using RRN 0 to do Setll on arrival sequence file

I said:


In a file where the first RRN is 2, SetLL 1 positions to the deleted

RRN

1 record, not to EOF.  (I'm guessing it positions to the deleted

record, though I know it doesn't position to EoF.)

What I was getting at is you can SetLL to any relative record number
from 1 to highest RRN in file and not position to EoF, regardless of
whether or not any of those records have previously been deleted.  That
concept is a guess, but seems to be how it works.  Once you exit that
range of RRNs, you will not find a record and position to End of File.

Kurt Anderson
Application Developer
Highsmith Inc

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