Re: Difference between CHAINing a file name & CHAINing a record name -- RPG400-L

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What messages? :-) <vbg>

Thanx,

Nick

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Re: Difference between CHAINing a file name & CHAINing a record name

"I hope nobody else is reading these messages ;-)"

I'm sure there's only a few.... thousand of us, being entertained here
today
-- Thank you... And happy 4th!

CJ

On 7/3/07, Glenn Gundermann <ggundermann@xxxxxx> wrote:

Doh! Of course it does. How stupid of me.
I hope nobody else is reading these messages ;-)

Not necessarily...

%found() only takes the file's name

Looks like inprxxl0 is the file name, and the record format name is
inprxx5.

So Ewart's code is fine.

Charles

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