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David,twice?
It's Monday morning here (don't know about the rest of the world - yet)
so maybe I am just not understanding the situation. So let me
illustrate what I think I am hearing:
Input FILEA has fields:
FieldA
FieldB
FieldC
Output OUTA has fields:
OutA
OutB
OutC
Output OUTB has fields:
OutA
OutB
OutC
The program is doing something like:
OutA = FieldA
(etc.)
IF condition = 'A'
WRITE OUTAR
ELSE
WRITE OUTAR
WRITE OUTBR
ENDIF
The fact that OUTA and OUTB have the same field names would not make any
difference. In fact, the OUT files could have the same field names as
the input file (FILEA). Field names are just user-friendly references
for memory address locations. But you knew that so my simple
illustration is probably inaccurate; i.e., the problem is deeper than my
little mud puddle.
* Jerry C. Adams
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David Foxwell wrote:
Hi,
I am reading a primary file with the RPG cycle
for each read, I write to one or both of my output files.
The fields of the second output file are also in the first.
How do I do this without having diffferent names and thus moving my data
use SQL to fill the second file from the first. But that way, I'm reading
What I am doing at the moment, is writing to the first file and at LR I
Any ideas?
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