When you do this kind of reade you will need to set 09 and 10 OFF before
you do the reade. IIRC, it does not do it for you.


Sharon Wintermute

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Sent: Wednesday, October 14, 2009 1:37 PM
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: Somewhat simplistic question about record delete

I have a LF with two formats. The two formats are identified by I specs
that turn on an appropriate indicator when either of the formats is
read.

So, I have this code

xxky setll <filename>
xxky reade <filename>

if *IN09 = *ON
xxky delete <format1>
endif

if *IN10 = *ON
xxky delete <format2>


My simple question is: Is this how the delete is coded for a LF with
multiple formats? I RARELY use delete, as that is usually handled by
the vendor code, but I have a mess to clean up, and don't want to make
it worse.

There is a lot more to the code than the above. I left that out as the
record selection logic >appears< (over 13000 records to delete) to be
correct. A separate file is supplying the partial key for a loop.


John McKee

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