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"But I am curious why you would do this process instead of chaining? I
am assuming that ItemSeq is making the record unique, and therefore the
loop will only ever find one record. If that is the case, why not just
chain?"
This is because we may have multiple records for that same key in the file
and we need to read all the instances matching the key... I though about
doing that but after asking some questions about the nature and use of the
file I learned that I may have multiple entries with the same key list.
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