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Well I did my first Matching Records program from scratch. Kind of
strange to see that sort of stuff with all free format calculations and
stuff.
Pretty cool stuff for simple comparison between two files. My comments
did warn people that you'll be delving into the RPG cycle and to put on
your caveman suit. (Had to put that comment in there after I sent a
program sample off to one prominent lister and it took him a while to
catch that I had a primary file.)
I have a simple printing question. Goal is that if my columns look
something like:
KeyField DataField File
MYKEY POTATO 01
POTATOE 02
KEY2 TOMATO 01
KEY3 CARROT 02
This would mean that MYKEY was in both files but there was a difference in
the data field. KEY2 was only in the first file and KEY3 was only in the
second file.
Working great only I am getting an extra blank line between POTATO and
POTATOE. How do I eliminate that?
...
// If there is a local record, but no remote record, print it. (01
NMR)
// If there is a remote record, but no local record, print it. (02
NMR)
// If there are both but any of the fields do not match, print it.
(03 MR)
...
O D 01NMR 1
O OR 01 03
O LKEYFIELD
O ' '
O LDATAFIELD
O ' 1'
O D 02NMR 1
O OR 02 03
O NMR RKEYFIELD
O ' '
O RDATAFIELD
O ' 2'
// Blank line to print after a pair of records.
O D 01NMR 1
O OR 02NMR
O OR 03
O ' '
Rob Berendt
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