Re: Matching Records - End Product

I thought this was pretty straight-forward.

Easy to read if you are used to MR stuff.



Thanx,

Nick



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Terri,

As long as nobody else ever has to maintain this, good for you.
The way it is now, it's unreadable.
The next person would have to re-write this, wasting time to test and thus
introducing the chance of creating a bug unnecessarily.

Glenn Gundermann
ggundermann@xxxxxx
(647) 272-3295

Hi,
I was the one who asked about the matching records. I have it in
place and it is working slick. The right tool for the job. Just for the
record, this is the core of my program. The subroutines call another
program that gets the detail and prints it.

FGLD490C1 IPE AF 62 DISK
FGLD490G1 ISE AF 70 DISK

IGLD490C1 AA 01
I 1 1 CTYPE
I P 2 4 0CYEAR M1
I P 5 6 0CPERD M2
I 7 16 CPFTC
I P 17 18 0CCSET
I 19 33 CPROD M3
I 34 35 CCLS
I P 36 40 CINV
I P 41 46 3CQTY
I P 47 54 2CCST
I P 55 62 4CNET
IGLD490G1 AB 02
I 1 1 GTYPE
I P 2 4 0GYEAR M1
I P 5 6 0GPERD M2
I 7 16 GPFTC
I P 17 18 0GCSET
I 19 33 GPROD M3
I 34 35 GCLS
I P 36 40 GINV
I P 41 46 3GQTY
I P 47 54 2GCST
I P 55 62 4GNET

C IF *IN01 = *ON or *IN02 = *ON
C*
C IF First = 'YES'
C EXSR Init
C ENDIF
C*
C SELECT
C WHEN *IN02 and *INMR and CCST = GCST
C* Do nothing. Item in both files & amounts match
C WHEN *IN02 and *INMR
C EXSR AmtDif
C WHEN *IN01 and NOT *INMR
C EXSR NMR01
C WHEN *IN02 and NOT *INMR
C EXSR NMR02
C ENDSL
C*
C ENDIF

Other than some D specs and the subroutines, that's it.

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Terri Harteau
Felker Brothers Corporation