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-----Original Message-----
From: Ken Rhodes [mailto:kenr@palecek.com]
Sent: Monday, December 10, 2001 2:34 PM
To: 'web400@midrange.com'
Subject: [WEB400] Multiple File Instances

We are rather new to NetData and our AS/400 HTTPSVR. I setup a macro to
use
the DTW_SQL function to return a query to a web page. After running the
macro a few times, I decided to look at the QHTTPSVR job out of
curiosity. I
noticed that there were several instances of the open data files, the
ones I
used in the FROM clause, still listed as open. They were repeated over
and
over. They stayed this way until I stopped the server.

How do I control this? Specifically, close these files after the macro
finishes running?

Thanks,
Ken Rhodes
kenr@palecek.com
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