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Thanks for your reply Larry
however, I think I will get the same problem. Not necessarily the same
code, but a different one.
The problem is NOT that the CPF5020 is being generated, (the program
continues on its merry way, after all that's I'm surmising that's how
%found works ) but how can I remove it from the program log.
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I think you're missing my point - you DON'T get the CPF5020 message (or any
other NOTIFY message) in your joblog if you read your subfile using READC
because you never attempt to read a record that doesn't exist.
I have just written a little test program which built a 10-line subfile and
then attempted to read it in the two ways described.
results:
Original way - joblog looked like this...
call tstsfl
Subfile record not found.
C
Subfile record not found.
C
dspjoblog
Using readc the joblog looked like this...
call tstsfl
dspjoblog
As you can see - the message is never sent on a readc because you can't read
a changed record if it doesn't exist. QED you can never get a "can't find
subfile record" message using readc.
Give it a go and see if it works for you.
Cheers
Larry Ducie
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