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I didn't know that either. I'm not sure why that would consider a
gotcha when using %eof() vs %eof(filename)?

Reade (myKey) myFile
Chain (myKey) myFile
If %eof(myFile) <== result of this testing would be wrong
Endif

Reade (myKey) myFile
Chain (myKey) myFile
If %eof() <== result of this testing would be wrong also
Endif



-----Original Message-----
From: rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Alan Shore

I did not know that. Thankfully I always qualify anyway.

<Charles Wilt>
One possible gotcha to using %eof() instead of %eof(filename) is that a
successful SETLL, SETGT, OPEN, or CHAIN will set %eof(filename) = *OFF.
But %eof() will be unchanged.

I always use %eof(filename).

HTH,
</Charles Wilt>

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