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Ouch :)
Rob,
for what its worth I have not done an input primary in years, however the
example I had was doing exactly that.....I figured, he he is supposed to
be the expert not me .......
Point taken and the help from you and others is always appreciated.......
Douglas
From:
rob@xxxxxxxxx
To:
RPG programming on the IBM i / System i <rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date:
09/28/2009 02:44 PM
Subject:
Re: declaring a file local to a sub-procedure
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RTFM :-) You got two errors.
From the RPG ILE reference manual, chapter 13 - File Description
Specifications. Before any subsections.
Local files defined in subprocedures must be full-procedural files.
Think about that. Regardless of your opinion about the cycle, who puts an
"input primary" cycle type file as a local file?
Now let's look at another section of the manual, Chapter 11 - About
Specifications, subsection RPGIV specification types. Look at the
illustration there.
Subprocedure Section (Repeated for each procedure)
P Procedure
F File Description
D Definition
C Calculation
P Procedure
However you have P, D, F, D, C, P not P, F, D, C, P. Move your D-PI after
the F spec.
Rob Berendt
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