Re: Seeking adivce

[Wayne.James@xxxxxxxxxxxx]

May I suggest creating a *DTAQ in QTEMP?  If you were to created the *DTAQ 
with a unique name, you would also be "guaranteed" no duplicate PO's. Were 
I in your shoes, I would fear the overrides required to access the member 
containing the PO's to be created.  It sounds as though one of them is not 
succeeding occasionally.

Hope this helps.

L. Wayne James
Senior Developer
Agilysys, Inc.
Hospitality Solutions Group
11545 Wills Road
Alpharetta, GA 30004
Phone:  770-962-6425 x1252
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>>> See below...

On Mon, 13 Sep 2004 08:39:19 -0700, Tony Carolla wrote:
> Are you copying from the application's file into the one in QTEMP?

>>> Yes, basically, when they do a write to their file, I also do a
write to mine.

> In my experience, I find it best to go against the actual data files,
> and build your own report based on that.  Sometimes, since we rarely
> have source code for vendor's products, it is unclear exactly how they
> handle work files.  If you can get at the data directly, and do the
> calcs in your program, you might have more luck with the problem.

>>> I know, but the problem here is, there is a number of ways this
program could be run, I didn't want to have to "reinvent the wheel"
just to print the exact same thing. This work file told me exacty what
POs to print, I just wrote the logic to print them at this point then.
Luckly, I do have access to the source, we just don't get support for
modifying it... imagine that... :-)
 
> a file in QTEMP is a solution that works well, but sometimes it is
> better to use an array (depending on the number of records/size of
> each element) for the sake of speed.

>>> I thought about an array, but I don't know how many POs might be
processed. It might be one, it might be hundreds. Maybe a data area
would be better, or maybe there is something I don't know about that I
could use. I am up to try anything, I just want to try an eliminate
this problem we have now (and maybe learn something as well).

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