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Hi Booth -
On Wed, 07 Nov 2007 11:14:36 -0600, Booth Martin <booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Why not select?
select
when *INMR and FILE1DS = FILE2DS
* (do nothing)
when *INMR
write MR_Diffs
when *IN01
write NMR_01
when *IN02
write NMR_02
endsl
Isn't that about all of the choices that there are?
See my message to Joe. A select is good, but your first two whens
need *IN02 so that they don't execute when a record has been read from
the primary file but not yet from the secondary file. Your third when
needs AND NOT *INMR so that it doesn't execute on the primary when
there is a matching record in the secondary file (since those will no
longer be caught the preceeding whens with *IN02 added). I prefer the
way I did my select as shown in the message to Joe.
Ken
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