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Rob,

No wonder you don't like priming reads if you do it like this :-) You use 
three %eofs where one should suffice and you don't process the first 
record.

This should be enough:

*inlr=*on;
read myfile;
Dow not %eof(myFile);
  // your processing here;
  read myFile;
EndDo;

If you want to handle errors, it should be something like this (depends on 
how you want to handle errors):

*inlr=*on;
read(e) myfile;
Dow not %error and not %eof(myFile);
  // your processing here;
  read(e) myFile;
EndDo;

Joep Beckeringh






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to the one poster:
It's a read loop - not a primary file.  A read loop will not set on lr.

To the OP:
Why not use this as another reason to scrap indicators and do something 
like
*inlr=*on;
read(e) myfile;
if not %eof(myFile);
  Dow not %eof(myFile);
    read(e) myFile;
    if not %eof(myfile);
      // your processing here;
    endIf;
  EndDo;
EndIf;

but I hate priming reads so I might even do

*inlr=*on;
dow ReadFile(Myfile);
  // your processing here;
EndDo;

and the read would be in the subprocedure ReadFile.  And if part of "// 
your processing" includes an iter you will not have an infinite loop.


Rob Berendt

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