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I am trying out a new technique for me that involves reading, writing and updating a file in procedure using a file described in the procedure (so it doesn't mess up my main program file). It can be illustrated in the program below but it is the standard if found update otherwise write. I can't get it to compile with various RNF7701 and RNF7595 errors. Am I missing something? Do I have to define the data structure twice - once for input and once for output?
CREATE TABLE MIKETEST/MAKTEST2 (MKUSER CHAR (10 ) NOT NULL WITH
DEFAULT, THISTIME INT NOT NULL WITH DEFAULT, PRIMARY KEY (MKUSER))
D*--------------------------------------------------
D* Procedure name: WriteUpdateTable
D* Purpose: Write and update table
D* Returns:
D* Parameter: inKey => Key to files
D*--------------------------------------------------
D WriteUpdateTable...
D PR
D inKey 10A CONST
/free
WriteUpdateTable('TEST');
*inlr = *on;
/end-free
P*--------------------------------------------------
P* Procedure name: WriteUpdateTable
P* Purpose: Write and update table
P* Returns:
P* Parameter: inKey => Key to files
P*--------------------------------------------------
P WriteUpdateTable...
P B
Fmaktest2 uf A E k DISK rename(maktest2:makrec)
F
F
D WriteUpdateTable...
D PI
D inKey 10A CONST
D rec1 DS likerec(makrec:*all)
D
/FREE
chain (inKey) maktest2 rec1;
if %found(maktest2);
rec1.thistime += 1;
update makrec rec1;
else;
rec1.mkuser = inKey;
rec1.thistime = 1;
write makrec rec1;
EndIf;
/END-FREE
P WriteUpdateTable...
P E
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