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Agreed. It is structured and logical (not always the same thing).
Terri even got it right that the data from the secondary file (02) is
not available for comparison until the 02 record is read.
Writing Level Control Breaks may, as someone said, be "trivial", but
matching records is far from a trivial exercise. It would take far less
time for a newbie to grasp the concept of matching records than it would
take to re-write it. And I doubt that such re-write would be as
understandable. I used to work in a mixed Cobol / RPG shop. Any time
matching record processing was needed, we always wrote those in RPG
because it was simple, short, sweet, and understandable.
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