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On 2014-02-21 10:48, darren@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
When done as a display file, locally defined record formats need to be
defined as Input, Output, or BOTH depending on the type of operation
you're
doing (Exfmt, Read, Write). This leads to all kinds of coding
complication
when you're writing to a subfile and reading from a subfile. You need
separately defined record formats. It really makes an already complex
situation with subfiles that much worse. That's why I abandoned locally
defined files.

Starting at 6.1, for display files, including subfiles, you can define your
data structures with *ALL and use the same data structure for all your I/O.

--
Barbara

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